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Work related accidents and the resulted psychology of the staff

gary the great · 2006-03-17 00:18:13

Do you think work relaated acccidents have a big impact on staff pschology, such as lowered morale etc? Or is it an issue which has been totally blown out of proportion?

17-03-2006 1:18am

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Do you think work relaated acccidents have a big impact on staff pschology, such as lowered morale etc?

Or is it an issue which has been totally blown out of proportion?

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#2 17-03-2006 1:21am

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It depends on the severity of the accident. if somebody cuts a finger .. probably not. if somebody looses or breaks a limb yes... dies at work, of course it would

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#3 17-03-2006 3:33am

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Ye were I worked a man lost 3 fingers and theres talk of a strike etc now for fear of safety. ANd everyone has a great disregard for the rules etc

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gary the great wrote:

ANd everyone has a great disregard for the rules etc

Eh? Doesn't that increase the likelihood of an accident?

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#5 17-03-2006 2:52pm

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simu wrote:

Eh? Doesn't that increase the likelihood of an accident?

Exaxtly, it does, but everybody was just so low they didnt care

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#6 18-03-2006 3:39am

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why were they low? did they see accidents and want morre attention?

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