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Attributed disease related health hazard

(Querist) 21 March 2019 This query is : Resolved 
Does the Cervical Cervical spondylosis/ cervical osteoarthritis, developed due to long working on the Billing Computer falls within occupational health hazard, for the purpose of suing the employer, where victim, employed as sales executive on the floor was made to work on Billing Counter for long hrs.
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Guest (Expert) 21 March 2019
Substantial Evidence and proofs along with Medical Statements confirming the facts would be mandatory in your case. Discuss with a local Good Advocate.
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Expert) 21 March 2019
No I don't think this can be termed as occupational health hazard.
The Cervical Cervical spondylosis/ cervical osteoarthritis developments because of long time sitting on computer system can be avoided by regular exercise prescribed by physiotherapist and yoga experts and if that can be prevented how it be termed as occupational health hazard.
Guest (Expert) 21 March 2019
There could be Nothing which can not be prevented with precaution.
Guest (Expert) 21 March 2019
Doctors advise even heart attack could be prevented by regular exercise like walking etc.
Guest (Expert) 21 March 2019
Even Accidents could be avoided if every one are in Perfect direction but does it mean that accident claims should not be made.
Guest (Expert) 21 March 2019
RISK FACTORS of Cervical Spondylosis Very much mention that the Jobs that very much involve repetitive neck motions, awkward positioning or a lot of over head work that put extra stress on your neck
Guest (Expert) 21 March 2019
Mr.Anit Bhat Nagar you have a good case and discuss with a local experienced good Advocate please.
Anil Bhatnagar (Querist) 21 March 2019
Thanks a lot Narsimha and Mahajan sir ffor the advice.
Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 22 March 2019
Yes, it is one of the occupational hazardous ailment for that employer can be sued.
Guest (Expert) 22 March 2019
Welcome Mr.Anil Bhatnagar and Thanks Dr.J.C.Vashista for your Concurrence

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