Working with industrial sewing machines and cutters could be dangerous. Therefore, Leather for Africa had to take out insurance for its employees before work could start. If an accident takes place, the employees can claim compensation from the _______.a.Unemployment Insurance Fundb.South African Revenue Servicec.local authoritiesd.Compensation Commissioner

An enterprise should take out insurance for its employees before work can start. If an accident takes place, the employees can claim compensation from the _______.a.Unemployment Insurance Fundb.South African Revenue Servicec.Compensation Commissionerd.local authorities

With related literature discuss the concept of compensation in the global, African and Uganda context in three detailed paragraphs with the latest references

Which of the following would be an event that would make a worker qualified for workers' compensation benefits?When a researcher gets hurt while performing an experiment at work because the equipment is out-of-date.When an accountant is going home from her job and sustains a car accident. When a teacher is at his school, and he spills hot coffee over himself while grading an exam.When a driver isn't at work but suffers a car accident while driving the company's car.

Company A, a manufacturer based in China, entered into a contract with Company B, a distributor located in Kampala, Uganda, for the sale of industrial machinery crucial for Company B's manufacturing operations. The contract between Company A and B stipulated that Company A would be responsible for delivering the machinery to Company B's warehouse in Kampala, Uganda, with the agreed incoterm being CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) Mombasa. Additionally, Company A procured a comprehensive cargo insurance policy specifically tailored for the international shipment of the heavy machinery to Company B. The policy covered various perils, including physical damage caused by accidents, rough handling during loading and unloading, natural disasters such as storms and floods, theft and vandalism. In its exclusions, while the policy offered comprehensive coverage, certain exclusions applied, such as damage resulting from inadequate packaging, inherent vice, wear and tear, and deliberate acts of misconduct or negligence. During transit, the machinery sustained damages due to damage caused by a leakage in the ship’s hull specifically the room where the goods were located. It was later discovered that the ship had not been serviced for over 8 – months. The damage to the goods led to a dispute between the parties. Company B refused to accept the delivery, arguing that the damages render the machinery unusable and demanded compensation from Company A. Both companies and the ship – owner are before you hoping to resolve this issue without going to court and they would like you to carefully analyse their positions and advise on who is responsible for the damage. You are required to analyse the following: - a) The character and essence of Incoterm Company A and B opted to adopt for their contract. (10 marks) b) The effect of insurance that was taken out by Company A. (10 marks) c) The duties and responsibilities of each of the three parties before you. (10 marks) d) Who is responsible to compensate Company B, if at all Company B should be compensated. (10 marks)

Identify which of the following would not be covered by WorkCover insurance.*1 pointA loss of business opportunities due to being understaffedLegal costsLump sum compensation in the event of a serious injuryReplacement of lost income