员工在岗受伤后无工伤保险？东莞人社局：参加社保为法定义务

Core Viewpoint - The case highlights a dispute between an employee and the company regarding workplace injury, compensation, and social insurance obligations, with the local labor authority emphasizing the legal responsibilities of employers in providing social insurance and handling work-related injuries [1][14]. Company Summary - The company, Dongguan Zhenhua Fast Food Co., Ltd., claims that the employee, Ms. Cheng, signed an agreement to waive social insurance upon hiring, and they provided her with medical expenses and attempted to accommodate her work situation after her injury [9][10]. - The company asserts that there are no "light" positions available, and all roles require physical labor, which complicates the employee's request for a less demanding job [9]. - The company provided medical expenses totaling 1781.93 yuan to Ms. Cheng, which she confirmed receiving [10]. Industry Summary - The Dongguan Human Resources and Social Security Bureau stated that employers are legally obligated to participate in social insurance and cannot waive this responsibility through agreements with employees [14][15]. - The bureau emphasized that employers must apply for work injury recognition within a specified timeframe and that employees have the right to claim work injury benefits regardless of social insurance status [15]. - The bureau warned employers against neglecting their obligations to provide social insurance, highlighting the importance of protecting employees and mitigating risks associated with workplace injuries [15].