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How Responsible is a Coach for His Team?


Should a boss be blamed if injuries occur to his or her employees and production slips? If a factory line has to stop because an employee hurts his hand, it will show up on a manager's performance report, and therefore the manager will have to take some responsibility. Some may argue that a manager needs to have his team mentally and physically prepared so that workplace injury is prevented, but a manager cannot baby sit his or her employees. Every situation is different, but here is a case study.

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Owner Liability

Owner liability means that the property owner is responsible for making sure visitors, renters, guests and their children can stay safe and avoid injury while on the property.

Although not every injury can be prevented, people who visit someone else’s property should be able to expect a reasonable level of safety. Property owners who don’t remove ice from sidewalks, maintain old elevators, or cover swimming pools properly are not providing a reasonable level of safety.
 
Also, property owners are responsible for any children who might trespass on the property, even if they weren’t invited. This means safely storing all equipment, hazardous material, and tools out of the reach of children. It also means covering holes, swimming pools, and other hazards, as well as posting signs that warn of the dangers. 
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