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Accident on duty
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Scotland1
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Accident on duty
Can anyone tell me if u have an accident on duty, does it go down as sick, I always thought it didn't, also what about dog bites, if u go off sick for a dog bite, is this put down as a sickie.
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Accident on duty
All absences are recorded.
Accidents on duty should be discounted from the attendance procedure ......unless they deem it to be your fault.
Accidents on duty should be discounted from the attendance procedure ......unless they deem it to be your fault.
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wabbithunta
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Re: Accident on duty
clashcityrocker wrote:All absences are recorded.
Accidents on duty should be discounted from the attendance procedure ......unless they deem it to be your fault.
I bet they'd love to deem all accidents as the posties fault.. undue care and attention etc.
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2pints
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Re: Accident on duty
Usually they will blame a postie,but usually it will be the postie who did not update the log book about the dog or the dodgy paving slab etc.
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wabbithunta
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Re: Accident on duty
I'm listing some more dog warnings to my walk log, after a near miss the other week with one that was not on a lead - this one is already listed in my walk log. It made me rethink ALL houses that have dogs, even "friendly" ones that are not an issue to me, as my friend has 3 "ankle-biters" that just get excited when they see you, but they may not do the same for someone else(?) even though they are friendly. That'll take the count up to about 12-15 from 3 dog warning cards already in place.
Am I going on overkill adding all the dogs that I know of or am I playing safe as it were?
Am I going on overkill adding all the dogs that I know of or am I playing safe as it were?
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Accident on duty
wabbithunta wrote:I'm listing some more dog warnings to my walk log, after a near miss the other week with one that was not on a lead - this one is already listed in my walk log. It made me rethink ALL houses that have dogs, even "friendly" ones that are not an issue to me, as my friend has 3 "ankle-biters" that just get excited when they see you, but they may not do the same for someone else(?) even though they are friendly. That'll take the count up to about 12-15 from 3 dog warning cards already in place.
Am I going on overkill adding all the dogs that I know of or am I playing safe as it were?
Not in my opinion
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: Accident on duty
If it's a dog bite there's some advice here ;Scotland1 wrote:Can anyone tell me if u have an accident on duty, does it go down as sick, I always thought it didn't, also what about dog bites, if u go off sick for a dog bite, is this put down as a sickie.
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Csalter456
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Re: Accident on duty
Too true that one pulled my back on duty asistant dom rang me said if I didn't return to work that week he said his boss was gonna hold be copable with injuring myself at work think that's the word he used2pints wrote:Usually they will blame a postie,but usually it will be the postie who did not update the log book about the dog or the dodgy paving slab etc.