Easy-to-understand revision of industrial accident certification standards for “brain and heart diseases” and practical responses by companies V163 Japanese Laws DVD Lecturer: Ken Takahashi
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Original price
¥8,415
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¥8,415
¥8,415
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¥8,415
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¥8,415
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After a company is certified as a worker's compensation worker, it may be held liable for civil damages!
Deaths from overwork among workers have become a social problem, and for the first time in 20 years, the standards for recognizing workers' compensation in cases of cerebral or myocardial infarction have been revised.
1. Obvious overload due to work that affects the development of brain and heart diseases,
2. The basic concept of overload in the period close to the onset of symptoms (short-term overwork) and accumulation of fatigue over a long period of time (long-term overwork) has not changed, but even if overtime hours do not reach the ``death from overwork'' level of 80 hours per month, irregular work and physical strain can be taken into consideration more flexibly, and the number of workers' compensation claims is expected to increase.
In this DVD, Labor Consultant Takahashi, a former Health, Labor and Welfare official, explains the points of revision of the industrial accident certification standards, the concept of certification standards, and points to be careful about when dealing with companies.
Furthermore, we have recorded a conversation on the theme of dealing with companies with attorney Okazaki, who handles industrial accident cases for companies.
detail
[Lecturer]
Takahashi Social Insurance Labor Consultant Office
Social Insurance and Labor Consultant (specified social insurance and labor consultant)
Ken Takahashi
[Conversation]
Teramae Sogo Law Office
Lawyer/Small Business Consultant Noriyuki Okazaki
[Main table of contents]
Chapter 1 Explanation and concept behind the revision of the industrial accident certification standards for “brain/heart disease”
1 Progress of revision of industrial accident certification standards for “brain/heart disease”
2. Verification and report submission regarding the specialized review committee regarding standards for recognition of work-related accidents for “brain and heart diseases”
3. Revision of industrial accident certification standards for brain and heart diseases
4 Points regarding revision
5. Specific evaluation of work overload
[Reference example]
6 Regarding “Multiple work-related accidents”
Chapter 2 Special conversation between a former Health, Labor and Welfare official and a lawyer
・Corporate response in response to the revision of industrial accident certification standards for “brain and heart disease”
[Recording format]
Lecture resume (PDF)
[Video recording time]
Approximately 90 minutes
【Note】
●To watch this product, please be sure to play it on a DVD video compatible player.
●If you want to play back on a computer, the computer must be equipped with a DVD drive and DVD playback software.
●The DVD contains lecture texts in PDF files. Insert the DVD into your computer (a computer equipped with a DVD drive that can read DVDs), open the PDF file in the DVD data, and print it using your printer.
●For details on how to print, please refer to "How to retrieve lecture resumes" included with this product.
*PC operating environment: Playback may not be possible depending on the computer environment, so please contact the computer manufacturer in that case.
*Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the lecture text (PDF).
Deaths from overwork among workers have become a social problem, and for the first time in 20 years, the standards for recognizing workers' compensation in cases of cerebral or myocardial infarction have been revised.
1. Obvious overload due to work that affects the development of brain and heart diseases,
2. The basic concept of overload in the period close to the onset of symptoms (short-term overwork) and accumulation of fatigue over a long period of time (long-term overwork) has not changed, but even if overtime hours do not reach the ``death from overwork'' level of 80 hours per month, irregular work and physical strain can be taken into consideration more flexibly, and the number of workers' compensation claims is expected to increase.
In this DVD, Labor Consultant Takahashi, a former Health, Labor and Welfare official, explains the points of revision of the industrial accident certification standards, the concept of certification standards, and points to be careful about when dealing with companies.
Furthermore, we have recorded a conversation on the theme of dealing with companies with attorney Okazaki, who handles industrial accident cases for companies.
detail
[Lecturer]
Takahashi Social Insurance Labor Consultant Office
Social Insurance and Labor Consultant (specified social insurance and labor consultant)
Ken Takahashi
[Conversation]
Teramae Sogo Law Office
Lawyer/Small Business Consultant Noriyuki Okazaki
[Main table of contents]
Chapter 1 Explanation and concept behind the revision of the industrial accident certification standards for “brain/heart disease”
1 Progress of revision of industrial accident certification standards for “brain/heart disease”
2. Verification and report submission regarding the specialized review committee regarding standards for recognition of work-related accidents for “brain and heart diseases”
3. Revision of industrial accident certification standards for brain and heart diseases
4 Points regarding revision
5. Specific evaluation of work overload
[Reference example]
6 Regarding “Multiple work-related accidents”
Chapter 2 Special conversation between a former Health, Labor and Welfare official and a lawyer
・Corporate response in response to the revision of industrial accident certification standards for “brain and heart disease”
[Recording format]
Lecture resume (PDF)
[Video recording time]
Approximately 90 minutes
【Note】
●To watch this product, please be sure to play it on a DVD video compatible player.
●If you want to play back on a computer, the computer must be equipped with a DVD drive and DVD playback software.
●The DVD contains lecture texts in PDF files. Insert the DVD into your computer (a computer equipped with a DVD drive that can read DVDs), open the PDF file in the DVD data, and print it using your printer.
●For details on how to print, please refer to "How to retrieve lecture resumes" included with this product.
*PC operating environment: Playback may not be possible depending on the computer environment, so please contact the computer manufacturer in that case.
*Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the lecture text (PDF).