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Dog bite
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celerycelery
- Posts: 675
- Joined: 20 Sep 2007, 16:44
Dog bite
Mate got bite today, so phoned office and shock horror noone answered so left a message. This was about 10.30am and only on return to office at about 2pm did a manager ask how they were and what happened etc etc. Dont managers have a procedure they have to follow when someone has been bitten, at least try and contact the staff member to see if they are ok with rest of delivery etc.
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twobags
- Posts: 299
- Joined: 09 Dec 2009, 18:49
- Gender: Male
Re: Dog bite
the second time i got bitten was the worst of four anyway i rang the office and the first thing my lino said was can you complete the duty i didnt know how bad it was but i was about 20 mins from finishing so i did aftey recieving first aid from the owner [a nurse] got back to the office went straight to lino whos response was ouch better get yourself to the doctors ,there was no mention of first aider or accident book or what happened ,bite was mid thigh with a set off front nashers imprinted in strike breakers ended up with a bruise that went from back of knee up onto the cheek off my ar*e and to mid way round the sides of my thigh [hurt to sit for a week] got to work the next day no how are you or fill in the accident book took em two weeks to put a dog warning card onto frame. TOP MANAGEMENT 