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Duty of Care
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Duty of care = leaders owe reasonable protection to people under their authority — not zero risk, not reckless harm.
Example
The pool had a lifeguard on deck because ‘swim at your own risk' doesn't erase the job of watching kids.
Note Relationships
| Relationship | Wikilink | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| extends | Develop, Don't Endanger | Named in notes that link here |
| extends | Life Before Achievement | Named in notes that link here |
| contradicts | Outcomes Over Pitch Decks | when the opposite frame fits better |
