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minor rta-erica and then some

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Any help would be appreciated
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Re: minor rta-erica and then some

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Hi an investigation has to be carried out before the finger of blame be pointed at you. For them to tell you that you were at fault when filling in the erica is wrong. Get your h&s safety rep involved and never go into the office with your manger on your own :d'oh!
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Cheers much

Our safety rep is in the managers pockets
Thanks for the info trueblue

You are a gentleman sir
Without this forum I would have been stumped a few times now.

I'll deal with this on Monday
I called the number on my membership card and they said to try my rep too.

The guys snowed under so I'll prepare a document and ask him to pass it along the chain for me.

As soon as I saw contempt of court the alarm bells started ringing
Poor lino when I stated a refusal,then explained why I had to cut off.

Love this job
But not the attitude

Thanks again
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Re: minor rta-erica and then some

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Emailed the branch
Thanks again
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Re: minor rta-erica and then some

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After a RTA notify the manager, He/She will then Complete a Erica report and submit it , You then sign a copy.
After you have done that you will receive a letter saying blameworthy or not check out the rta procedure .

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Superb,thanks for the doc fella.

Turns out my lino is one of the good ones

He followed procedure

And agreed it was a 50\50

Which I am happy with
To be on the safe side and to tighten up other aspects
I'm calling the branch legal chappie tomorrow



Don't like leaving anything to chance

Thanks again for the advice
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Re: minor rta-erica and then some

Post by gluteus maximus »

Might i ask what was this form was you were asked to fill in. Mentioning may lead to contempt of court on a non judicial publication is very serious. Especially if it also states failure to sign to apportion blame will invalidate PACE

The right to silence and self incrimination is a common law right and also covered under Article 6 Human Rights Act

What was this form???.
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Re: minor rta-erica and then some

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Form was royal mail
Branch called me today and explained
The contempt was basically a disclaimer/cya
As far as pace goes.......
I could pick holes in the procedure all day long
....I covered my back by mailing my branch and by ensuring ....and I know I'll get stick lol....a decent lino done the investigation part.

However if it had been anything other than a minor 50\50
I would have been clammed up tighter than a ducks bum


The other drivers insurers have not been in touch

Kinda tells its own story
Glad I'm in the union tho
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