External problems, such as an internet service provider outage or power failure, prevent the worker from registering. Who is responsible?

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In cases of force majeure caused by outages at external providers, no one can be held responsible for the missing registrations.

In cases of force majeure caused by outages at external providers, no one can be held responsible for the missing registrations. Where possible, the worker must inform the employer. Keeping evidence is in the employer’s own interest, but it does not have to be submitted to the NSSO.

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