Who is responsible for the loss of things in the administrative office?

For property security personnel, the responsibility for theft during the day is relatively light, while the responsibility at night is greater. However, because car owners also have the responsibility to keep personal belongings, they generally do not take full responsibility.

Is the unit also responsible for the loss of employees' belongings? This is a complex problem, which needs to be based on the lost object.

Purpose, lost time and sharing of guardianship obligations. As far as the relationship between injured employees and the unit is concerned, there are roughly several situations:

1. According to the provisions of the labor law, the unit only has the obligation to protect the safety and health of workers, and the "safety" here should only refer to personal safety.

Second, if the thief is caught, it will be borne by the thief.

Third, if the lost things are kept by the unit (if you can't wear jewelry in a specific area, they will be stored in the unit locker room), regardless of whether the lost things are related to work or not, the unit will take full responsibility.

If the thief is not caught, the lost property is not kept by the unit. The key to solving this legal problem lies in: Is the loss of property related to his work? How big is the relationship?

A. If the lost property is completely used for work (assuming it is not a lending act), the unit shall bear the responsibility according to the clause of negotiorum gestio in the General Principles of the Civil Law, but if the employee (i.e. the user of the lost property) fails to fulfill the obligation of proper custody, the responsibility of the unit shall be reduced.

B. If the lost property is usually used for work, but it can't be judged whether it is used for work when it is lost, it is necessary to infer who has the obligation to keep the lost property according to the usual use condition, and the party with the obligation to keep it bears the main responsibility. If the employee assumes the obligation of custody, the unit shall give appropriate compensation according to the usual income of the lost property.

C, if the lost things have nothing to do with the work, the unit will not be responsible.

Losing things in the office is not only annoyance, but also timidity. If it is clear that it is a foreign "gentleman on the beam", then there is another object to be scolded. Otherwise, a room full of people will be unhappy. Remind everyone: No matter where you are, you should pay more attention to theft prevention and take good care of your personal belongings.