If one carries a load for another and it breaks what is the level of responsibility of the worker who breaks it? \u00a0Various opnions are brought. \u00a0However the gemara ends with a story relating to a talmid chacham who is held to a higher standard and is told to act beyond the letter of the law. \u00a0The seventh chapter continues with labor relations – how long a day does one need to work? \u00a0Does the employer need to provide food? \u00a0Is travel time included in the standard work day? \u00a0In the context of this discussion, a verse from tehillim is brought which is also used to reference that the evil doers will receive their punishment and the righteous will be rewarded in the world to come. \u00a0A story is then brought about Rabbi Elazar, the son of Rabib Shimon bar Yochai and his methods of getting rid of evil doers. \u00a0He is criticized for his actions, however he continues.<\/p>\n