Do I need a compo face?

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clive_candy

668 posts

170 months

Monday 6th May
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Hugo Stiglitz said:
Sorry that's out of order. They made a mistake/distracted. That's not poor parenting.
Good man.

surveyor

18,045 posts

189 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Rufus Stone said:
Antony Moxey said:
All of those piling into the OP, some quite nastily too, I’m assuming that should the same thing happen to them and their family they’d simply shrug it off and say ah well, sh*t happens, while turning to the server, smiling politely and saying s’ok, no worries, do you have some spare napkins we appear to have had a slight spillage. I expect when they’re down the pub that evening they’ll be saying to their mates oh you’ll never guess what happened today, I was such a berk, still, these things happen eh?
You are just illustrating the mentality of many to always blame someone else.
So should an organisation whose staff member was involved in an event which a person was injured, had to dial 999, with potential long term scarring just simply shrug their shoulders?

Or should they follow RIDDOR (legal require) and properly investigate what has occurred and whether they should have done anything differently?

I do t think compo is necessarily due from what has been described, but I would not want to think an organisation that experiences such an event does not take a closer look.





Rufus Stone

7,357 posts

61 months

Thursday 9th May
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surveyor said:
So should an organisation whose staff member was involved in an event which a person was injured, had to dial 999, with potential long term scarring just simply shrug their shoulders?

Or should they follow RIDDOR (legal require) and properly investigate what has occurred and whether they should have done anything differently?

I do t think compo is necessarily due from what has been described, but I would not want to think an organisation that experiences such an event does not take a closer look.
The conclusion of which would be that the parents should have taken better care of their child.

theplayingmantis

4,249 posts

87 months

Thursday 9th May
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Keeps saying not necessarily due.

In other words he thinks compo (not the humorous character, God rest his soul) is due.

So is basically a money grabbing, refuse to take responsibility and always blame someone else type like the OP. At least that's hiw it appears.


Acuity30

230 posts

23 months

Thursday 9th May
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Ban hot drinks

t.boydy

180 posts

67 months

Thursday 9th May
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I take it the OP has left the chat?....

MightyBadger

2,750 posts

55 months

Thursday 9th May
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t.boydy said:
I take it the OP has left the chat?....
Looks like it. Might be at the solicitors?

vaud

51,719 posts

160 months

Thursday 9th May
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Rufus Stone said:
The conclusion of which would be that the parents should have taken better care of their child.
Parents fault or not, they should have followed RIDDOR.

Heaveho

5,585 posts

179 months

Thursday 9th May
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Acuity30 said:
Ban hot drinks
Don't even joke about it. That has probably been discussed by those we're obliged to obey. Risk must be abolished!

richhead

1,426 posts

16 months

Thursday 9th May
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this sort of thing boils my pxxx, why is everything always other peoples fault/ compo face.
Accidents happen, thats life, the cafe didnt do anything that you wouldnt do at home.
the health and safety culture is making us all more stupid, and less responsible not more.
None of us want to have an accident, or for a loved one to, so we take measures to avoid them, but sometimes they will happen. Its a part of life.

Flumpo

4,024 posts

78 months

Thursday 9th May
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richhead said:
this sort of thing boils my pxxx, why is everything always other peoples fault/ compo face.
Accidents happen, thats life, the cafe didnt do anything that you wouldnt do at home.
the health and safety culture is making us all more stupid, and less responsible not more.
None of us want to have an accident, or for a loved one to, so we take measures to avoid them, but sometimes they will happen. Its a part of life.
Careful splashing that boiling hot piss you maniac.

Heaveho

5,585 posts

179 months

Thursday 9th May
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Flumpo said:
richhead said:
this sort of thing boils my pxxx, why is everything always other peoples fault/ compo face.
Accidents happen, thats life, the cafe didnt do anything that you wouldnt do at home.
the health and safety culture is making us all more stupid, and less responsible not more.
None of us want to have an accident, or for a loved one to, so we take measures to avoid them, but sometimes they will happen. Its a part of life.
Careful splashing that boiling hot piss you maniac.
laugh

richhead

1,426 posts

16 months

Thursday 9th May
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Flumpo said:
richhead said:
this sort of thing boils my pxxx, why is everything always other peoples fault/ compo face.
Accidents happen, thats life, the cafe didnt do anything that you wouldnt do at home.
the health and safety culture is making us all more stupid, and less responsible not more.
None of us want to have an accident, or for a loved one to, so we take measures to avoid them, but sometimes they will happen. Its a part of life.
Careful splashing that boiling hot piss you maniac.
its ok i have an appointment with the doctor in the morning

98elise

27,711 posts

166 months

Friday 10th May
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Hugo Stiglitz said:
Sorry that's out of order. They made a mistake/distracted. That's not poor parenting.
Agreed. You can't keep an eye on them 100% of the time.

It's an accident nothing more.