chloe16v
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I'm going to be out of work for a long time an not but employment, my home life has been affected too
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chloe16v
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Watson if you are on about claiming benefits then I never have
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SetH
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Define 'fucking work over', surely that is what they have insurance policies? Not like the owner has to dip into his back pocket and if so then his fault for not being covered.
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neil h
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Some of the people posting in this thread really need to have a browse of the Health and Safety at work act 
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by chloe16v
I'm going to be out of work for a long time an not but employment, my home life has been affected too
Whats actually happened then? Bitten your hand? Is it really bad? Was the dog put down?
Shame its happened so soon on the job, however i'm sure you'll get sick pay which should suffice for the time off...
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Ben G
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Originally posted by Whittie
Can't stand the mentality of claiming against your work, unless you lose a leg or something actually serious. Of course you'll get bitten if you work with dogs, electrocuted if you're a sparky, cut a finger in the kitchen etc etc
Hate people who think that way, usually the ones who sit back and do fuck all in work, and rape the time off as well as extra money. Just get on with it and stop thinking you're American and can sue for a sniffle.
(That's not aimed at you chloe in anyway, so don't take it the wrong way, as ive only half read the thread as its full of shite.)
not everyone gets one small injury which heals on it's own.
my mate has testicular varicocele caused by lifting heavy clutches that get stuck in boxes. it's been an ongoing problem from him for almost a year and he may need surgery to sort it.
in this time, he can't lift anything too heavy as it aggravates the problem and has to change the way he does things.
now after surgery, he's obviously going to be off work. should he lose money because of the companies incompetence? or should he have a right to claim for loss of earnings?
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Whittie
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Originally posted by neil h
Some of the people posting in this thread really need to have a browse of the Health and Safety at work act
Others need to lighten up on them and realise shit happens.
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Mike
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Can I just point out, upto this point Chloe hasn't actually said whether or not she's intending on making a claim. She's been advised to take legal advice yes, she's not actually said what her opinion is on the matter. It's amazing how CS members know exactly how someone's mind works from a few posts they've made on the internet, probably the same people that will tell you not to take offence over things because 'it's just the internet'. So it's meaningless when they want it to be but also 100% factual at other times when they want it to be.
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Ben G
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i can't wait for you lads to claim on your home insurance if you ever get burgled or drop paint on your carpet etc.
can't do that mate, comes with having a house, should expect things like that to happen...
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
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Originally posted by Whittie
Can't stand the mentality of claiming against your work, unless you lose a leg or something actually serious. Of course you'll get bitten if you work with dogs, electrocuted if you're a sparky, cut a finger in the kitchen etc etc
Hate people who think that way, usually the ones who sit back and do fuck all in work, and rape the time off as well as extra money. Just get on with it and stop thinking you're American and can sue for a sniffle.
(That's not aimed at you chloe in anyway, so don't take it the wrong way, as ive only half read the thread as its full of shite.)
not everyone gets one small injury which heals on it's own.
my mate has testicular varicocele caused by lifting heavy clutches that get stuck in boxes. it's been an ongoing problem from him for almost a year and he may need surgery to sort it.
in this time, he can't lift anything too heavy as it aggravates the problem and has to change the way he does things.
now after surgery, he's obviously going to be off work. should he lose money because of the companies incompetence? or should he have a right to claim for loss of earnings?
That would seem like a decent enough claim imo. Involves surgery and the problem originated from the job.
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Ben G
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as does chloes.
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Marc
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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
you dont seem to be very good with dogs?
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neil h
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quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
quote:
Originally posted by neil h
Some of the people posting in this thread really need to have a browse of the Health and Safety at work act
Others need to lighten up on them and realise shit happens.
This is true yes but having your hands mauled by a dog (requiring surgery) is not a case of 'shit happens'.
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Whittie
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Originally posted by Ben G
as does chloes.
As said not really read whats happened, hence me asking her. if her arm is severred and hanging off, or fucked up her hand etc fair enough, I was just saying / stating in general people who claim for petty stuff piss me off, unrelated to chloe.
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SetH
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
i can't wait for you lads to claim on your home insurance if you ever get burgled or drop paint on your carpet etc.
can't do that mate, comes with having a house, should expect things like that to happen...
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by SetH
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Originally posted by Ben G
i can't wait for you lads to claim on your home insurance if you ever get burgled or drop paint on your carpet etc.
can't do that mate, comes with having a house, should expect things like that to happen...
Stupid comment, home insurance is nothing to do with sueing your work for an injury
Claimed on house insurance before too.
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SetH
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stupid comment to go along with all the other stupid comments in this thread then
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spencer88
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Chloe. Custard test with viscous wolf and cut arm
[Edited on 12-10-2012 by spencer88]
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BarnshaW
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whilst i understand your injury i fail to see why your partner needs to be off work? sounds like you are making a massive deal out of it.
you can surely get around by yourself, use public transport etc.
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by SetH
stupid comment to go along with all the other stupid comments in this thread then
That's a fact right there sethery.
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neil h
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quote:
Originally posted by spencer88
Chloe. Custard test withviscous wolf and cut arm
[Edited on 12-10-2012 by spencer88]
Now that's an interesting property for a wolf to have 
[Edited on 12-10-2012 by neil h]
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Mike
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quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
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Originally posted by SetH
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Originally posted by Ben G
i can't wait for you lads to claim on your home insurance if you ever get burgled or drop paint on your carpet etc.
can't do that mate, comes with having a house, should expect things like that to happen...
Stupid comment, home insurance is nothing to do with sueing your work for an injury
Claimed on house insurance before too.
So what's the big difference between claiming on home insurance and claiming on employer's liability insurance? In some scenarios it could be the same insurance company and I reckon your ability to work is worth a bit more than a carpet tbh. Obviously I agree that people shouldn't be putting claims in for stupid little things but the type of insurance they're claiming against makes no difference at all.
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spencer88
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Was eating cake.
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_Allan_
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quote:
Originally posted by neil h
quote:
Originally posted by spencer88
Chloe. Custard test withviscous wolf and cut arm
[Edited on 12-10-2012 by spencer88]
Now that's an interesting propert for a wolf to have
Wat
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neil h
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quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_
quote:
Originally posted by neil h
quote:
Originally posted by spencer88
Chloe. Custard test withviscous wolf and cut arm
[Edited on 12-10-2012 by spencer88]
Now that's an interesting propert for a wolf to have
What?
 doh
Oh and edited for correctness
[Edited on 12-10-2012 by neil h]
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