Be gentle with me...
...it's my first time.
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( , Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:27, archived)
...it's my first time.
From the Photoshop Vikings challenge. See all 478 entries (closed)
( , Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:27, archived)
I registered ages ago...
and I've been reading b3ta for a couple of years, but this is my first 'go'.
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:35,
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woo first effort
can I jack this for a moral dilemna?
bust my finger quite badly at work on fri, thing is it was a total accident maybe my fault, folks reckon I should whack a compo claim in what does the board think?
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:30,
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bust my finger quite badly at work on fri, thing is it was a total accident maybe my fault, folks reckon I should whack a compo claim in what does the board think?
yep
thats the prob stick a claim in and next time I screw up I'm prolly out
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:33,
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Not necessarily
when I worked for Trebor, someone managed to screw up twice with the same machine and got badly scalded by a load of steam.
Twice she got compo and twice she got to keep her job.
It's mainly a case of whether you want to carry on in the same happy environment.
Edit: Of course, if you're actually seriously hurt it's probably a good idea to put a claim of some sort in - health insurance?
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:35,
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Twice she got compo and twice she got to keep her job.
It's mainly a case of whether you want to carry on in the same happy environment.
Edit: Of course, if you're actually seriously hurt it's probably a good idea to put a claim of some sort in - health insurance?
I reckon you are aware of my type of work?
injury's so bad I may not be able to do it as easily
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:36,
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Nope
(your profile ain't clear on the subject either), but if it hampers your ability to work, you should probably claim something.
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:40,
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nah
go for it , it's what they pay insurance for , I take it it was reported and documented?
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:35,
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gerra
claim in mate , if you get nowt you've lost nowt !
*EDIT these things take ages to get settled too so if you're gonna do it , the sooner you start the better , my bro in law lost the tip of his finger in a work accident and it took over a year before his claim payed up
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:38,
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*EDIT these things take ages to get settled too so if you're gonna do it , the sooner you start the better , my bro in law lost the tip of his finger in a work accident and it took over a year before his claim payed up
daft thing is
I wrote the risk assessment and health and safety plan for the project!
oops
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:42,
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oops
hehehe !
plonker !
so is this now being re-assessed , factoring in Dill like , Frank Spencery numptyness? ;)
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:45,
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so is this now being re-assessed , factoring in Dill like , Frank Spencery numptyness? ;)
they'll prolly insist I write it
nobody else seems to bother and as I'm gaffer it falls to me, could've been worse I was on a crag about 1500 ft up but managed not to fall off! style or what
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:48,
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In the case of injury at work
A Nora Batty claim would be more appropriate. Compo never did an honest day's work in his life.
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:32,
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laughter is the best medicine.
ALthough anyone with a split diaphram or double hernia will disagree.
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:40,
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If it was a total accident
and noone was negligent, apart from maybe yourself, then I think you'd just be a bit of a cnut to try and claim compensation.
/voice of reason
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Tue 9 Sep 2003, 12:35,
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/voice of reason