stage warning

[jasont79]

i triggered a 3rd stage warning on 19th aprill this year but was reissued a stage 2 i got out the van last wednesday and twisted my ankle i have sprained my ankle and have been signed off for 2 weeks i went to see my dom who told me if i dont return to work i will be given a stage 3 again what do you think my chances are of getting off again also were do i stand thanks for your time

[She Raa]

I don't believe an accident at work will be counted against you as sick.

[krussel]

Did your dom fill out a ERICA report.

[jasont79]

No I don't think so I came in day after and told my Lino he just told me to sit and rest then sent me out

[Lou84]

Bit different but my manager tried issuing me with a stage one after an accident at work 'dog bite' within my first year of service.

I got it thrown out due to my absence being a work related accident, he weren't happy ;-)

[fishtank]

No I don't think so I came in day after and told my Lino he just told me to sit and rest then sent me out

You need to get your rep involved quickly.
You need to make sure this accident is reported on ERICA and recorded as an accident on duty.
They will tell you that you can't fill in an accident report after 48 hrs.
This is bollocks,there is no time limit on reporting an accident.

[bigcol]

i triggered a 3rd stage warning on 19th aprill this year but was reissued a stage 2 i got out the van last wednesday and twisted my ankle i have sprained my ankle and have been signed off for 2 weeks i went to see my dom who told me if i dont return to work i will be given a stage 3 again what do you think my chances are of getting off again also were do i stand thanks for your time

I was. They even admitted that it was all their fault.

[Glenno]

I don't believe an accident at work will be counted against you as sick.

I think under the "new attendance procedure" that an AAW "may" be counted against, circumstances and all that taken into consideration
• Absences which result from accidents at work will normally be discounted when deciding whether the attendance standards have been reached or maintained. Such absences will still be discussed at the welcome back meeting
In exceptional circumstances the manager may review the accident on duty related absence and decide that the absence should be considered under the formal attendance process. Further details can be found in the How to Treat Absences Due to Accidents at Work Guide.

[Theghost]

I don't believe an accident at work will be counted against you as sick.

I think under the "new attendance procedure" that an AAW "may" be counted against, circumstances and all that taken into consideration
• Absences which result from accidents at work will normally be discounted when deciding whether the attendance standards have been reached or maintained. Such absences will still be discussed at the welcome back meeting
In exceptional circumstances the manager may review the accident on duty related absence and decide that the absence should be considered under the formal attendance process. Further details can be found in the How to Treat Absences Due to Accidents at Work Guide.

What are you waving for???
He's got to be interviwed yet

[TrueBlueTerrier]

I don't believe an accident at work will be counted against you as sick.

I think under the "new attendance procedure" that an AAW "may" be counted against, circumstances and all that taken into consideration
• Absences which result from accidents at work will normally be discounted when deciding whether the attendance standards have been reached or maintained. Such absences will still be discussed at the welcome back meeting
In exceptional circumstances the manager may review the accident on duty related absence and decide that the absence should be considered under the formal attendance process. Further details can be found in the How to Treat Absences Due to Accidents at Work Guide.

What are you waving for???
He's got to be interviwed yet

Perhaps to attract attention to an important point. A wave can mean hello as well as goodbye .

[fishtank]

What are you waving for???

It's his signature.
He almost always puts two of these in his posts somewhere.
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I like to swear a lot.
We all have our f***ing idiosyncrasies.