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Pedantic employer

My employer is trying to do me for dishonesty,i hurt my ribs at work and at AandE the doctor said that i had "likely" broken a couple of ribs,the next morning my wife called my employer and said that i had broken a couple of ribs.
2 weeks later i got an xray as AandE didn't feel the need to do one and my results came back as not broken ribs but internal damage and now my employer thinks i'm being dishonest because my wife called and said that they were broken,i did send an e-mail to my employer saying "thankfully my ribs are NOT broken"
17:52 Thu 22nd Mar 2012
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Greedyfly		Best Answer
Contact HR and speak to them if your employer/boss is pressuring you then. There must be someone in/at your head office that can help you if you feel you are being treated unfairly. Are you in a union?
18:11 Thu 22nd Mar 2012 Go To Best Answer

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Hopkirk
Grit and aircraft engines do not go together well, so it would not normally be used there.
00:09 Sat 24th Mar 2012
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buildersmate
Spot the two diametrically opposed statements:

"With respect buildersmate,i'm not in the habit of claiming for anything i can get"

"i am claiming compensation as the ramp wasn't gritted"
21:22 Sat 24th Mar 2012

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