英文摘要 |
Taiwan’s workers’ compensation system adopts a relatively rare model - the coexistentialism – which comprises workers’ compensation system and civil liability for damages (and the former consists of employer’s compensation liability under the Labor Standards Act, occupational injury insurance under the Labor Insurance Act and the Act for Protecting Worker of Occupational Accidents).The complexity of workers’ compensation system and disintegration of each compensation method has caused problems in its application, including the longtime argument that whether commuter’s accident is an occupational injury.Currently Taiwan is at a stage contemplating whether the draft of the Occupational Injury Insurance Act should be an independent Act, which is a perfect timing to solve many long-term problems. However, the central authority doesn’t have an active role in the 2014 draft. Hence, this article aims at providing feasible advice on future legislation based on Japan’s Occupational Injuries Act. |