1. When a traffic accident occurs and the victim does not have a labor contract, calculating the lost wages can be handled differently.
2. According to the Supreme People's Court of China, the calculation of lost wages should be based on the actual time missed from work and the victim's income status.
3. For victims with fixed incomes, the lost wages will be calculated based on the actual reduction in income.
4. For those without fixed incomes, the standard for the past three years can be used to determine the lost wages.
5. If three years of average income data is not available, the court may refer to the average wage of employees in the same or similar industry in the location of the court.
6. It is important to note that these calculation methods are only applicable when there is no labor contract.
7. Both fixed and non-fixed income earners must consider the victim's time missed from work and income status when calculating lost wages.
8. If a victim is unable to provide three years of average income data, the court will calculate based on relevant industry standards.
9. When dealing with the calculation of lost wages without a labor contract, it is necessary to accurately reflect the actual loss and income status of the victim.
10. For victims with fixed incomes, the basis for calculating lost wages is the actual reduction in income.
11. For those with unstable incomes, the calculation may rely on the average income of the past three years or refer to local industry standards.
12. Remember, these calculation rules apply only to victims without a labor contract.
13. Medical proof of the victim's time missed from work is required, and income is confirmed based on pay stubs.
14. For those without fixed incomes, the average income of the past three years or industry standards are key to calculating lost wages.
15. In summary, when a victim does not have a labor contract, the calculation of lost wages should thoroughly consider the victim's time missed from work, income status, and possible reference standards.
