Does the company have an accountability system for drunk driving detention due to inviting employees to eat?

People who eat and drink together are responsible. The responsibility of drunk driving is the first, knowing that you can't drive when you are drunk, but implementing this behavior increases your own risk. People who drink together have the obligation to stop but discourage, and they should bear secondary responsibility. At this point, people who drink together only bear civil liability for compensation.

Legal analysis

People who drink together are responsible for drunk driving accidents. Whether people who drink together should bear the responsibility depends on whether there is any behavior of persuading them to drive; Generally speaking, a drinker will be judged to be at fault in the following situations: forcing him to drink, persuading him to drink knowing that the other party can't drink, knowing that the other party is drunk and still failing to escort the drunk to go home safely, and failing to discourage him from driving after drinking, resulting in car accidents and other damaging consequences; If there is a causal relationship between the above-mentioned fault behavior and death, it is necessary to bear the liability for compensation; If the victim suffers personal injury, the compensation obligor shall compensate all expenses such as medical expenses and income reduced due to missed work, including medical expenses, missed work expenses, nursing expenses, transportation expenses, accommodation expenses, hospital food subsidies and necessary nutrition expenses. For friends who eat and drink together, it is obviously necessary to bear legal responsibility according to the actual situation, but it is necessary to determine whether the parties are aware of it. If the parties are not clear about the illegal behavior of their friends or the cause of the accident, they shall not be liable. The specific situation depends on the actual situation.

legal ground

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 174 If the victim intentionally causes damage, the actor shall not be liable.

Article 175 If the damage was caused by a third person, the third person shall bear the tort liability.

Article 176 If a victim voluntarily participates in a risky cultural and sports activity and is harmed by the actions of other participants, the victim may not ask other participants to bear tort liability; However, unless other participants have intentional or gross negligence in the occurrence of damage. The responsibilities of event organizers shall be governed by the provisions of Articles 1 198 to 120 1 of this Law.