I was recently bitten by a dog whilst on delivery. Reported to manager and a computerised form completed. Customer mail has been suspended for a month.
What is supposed to happen after this stage? I have had no contact from the Union H&S rep or a copy of the completed form.
Several colleagues have mentioned claiming compensation. I have no idea how to set about making a claim or if the circumstances warrants qualification to claim.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Dog bite advice
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Basildon Bond
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Re: Dog bite advice
First thing: get a tetanus shot.
Was it a bad bite and have you lost out on something because of it? I've been bitten by a couple of dogs - patched myself up and carried on. If I was off work, lost earns, had out of pocket expenses I may have wanted to claim them back.
Doubt it's "here's a few notes for your troubles"
Was it a bad bite and have you lost out on something because of it? I've been bitten by a couple of dogs - patched myself up and carried on. If I was off work, lost earns, had out of pocket expenses I may have wanted to claim them back.
Doubt it's "here's a few notes for your troubles"
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Sean06
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Re: Dog bite advice
Contact unionline.thedonkey wrote: ↑16 Dec 2024, 09:34I was recently bitten by a dog whilst on delivery. Reported to manager and a computerised form completed. Customer mail has been suspended for a month.
What is supposed to happen after this stage? I have had no contact from the Union H&S rep or a copy of the completed form.
Several colleagues have mentioned claiming compensation. I have no idea how to set about making a claim or if the circumstances warrants qualification to claim.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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tramssirhc
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Re: Dog bite advice
If you are a CWU member contact the branch. If not have a look at you're own insurance policies or a no win no fee solicitor. It maybe worth asking the employer if they are pursuing a prosecution.thedonkey wrote: ↑16 Dec 2024, 09:34I was recently bitten by a dog whilst on delivery. Reported to manager and a computerised form completed. Customer mail has been suspended for a month.
What is supposed to happen after this stage? I have had no contact from the Union H&S rep or a copy of the completed form.
Several colleagues have mentioned claiming compensation. I have no idea how to set about making a claim or if the circumstances warrants qualification to claim.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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