The “going and coming” rule is based on the traditional distinction between a “workplace” owned by the employer, where all work activities occur during a defined period or “shift,” and …
he “going and coming rule” is that “injuries sustained while an employee is traveling to or from work do not occur in the course of employment and, consequently, are not …
Whether an injury or occupational disease is covered by the workers’ compensation law turns on the deceptively simple words “arising out of and in the course of employment,” which appear both in …