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By Anonymous - 07/01/2010 05:19 - Australia
By Anonymous - 07/01/2010 05:19 - Australia
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By sparky83000 - 29/10/2015 20:51 - Canada
I can tell you how he MAY HAVE dropped a heavy piece of lead on his hand as I myself have done it @work before which required an accident report being filled out...by me : ) blood dripping everywhere and all. I work in theatre and in theatre there are 45-50lb lead bricks which are stacked atop 1 another to counter balance scenery that flys in
seriously dude just ask somebody to write everything down for you and if nobody will then it isn't like you don't have 2 hands so just use your other ******* hand
Oh sure. why don't I write with my other hand ? Have you ever thought that maybe I wasn't ambidextrous?
*the OP
The bad news: long reports. The good news: you could be compensated $e3-e5 (if Australia has an equivalent to America's OSHA). The very bad news: your company could lose $e6-e7 in legal fees.
ya hahahah I'm sorry hun but there people who commnt are all right
johnny cash!!!!!! wanna be
So?
It's the rules mate. There is an act dedicated to this sort of thing, called RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Deaths and Dangerous Occurences Regulations).
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I like how it said hunt instead of search. As if ice were a wild being that must be trapped. oh boy, wouldn't the world suck if you needed to hunt ice. I can tell you right now, all of my drinks would be warm as fudge. XD wtf am I talking about?!?! O.o
The op's upset that they had to fill out the long arse paper work with thier busted hand. That sucks, usually someone else fills out the paperwork, like your manage, not the person who was injured. Well, in all of the jobs I've worked at, security or the manager fills out the paperwork.