Coronavirus lawsuit negligence

[Ptrunner]

I didn’t find this on any of the threads and they’re so many people not taking this serious and trolling on here.

Since UPS has not given us anything to help fight this off and not sanitize anything like they said they would in their email. Also they are not following cdc guidelines for social distancing. Sometimes 3-4 guys in a trailer unloading. Wouldn’t this fall under negligence and workman’s comp.

1. We could pick it up anywhere but the chances if we are doing everything at home and this company is doing nothing to keep us out of harms way and chances are we would get it at work. It should be considered comp and not disability.

2. Also they said they would provide us with items to stay safe. They haven’t, they know that they’re ways to reduce the chances of getting this and are not doing anything to reduce it. They could be sued for negligence I would think for millions. Does this sound all plausible?

 

[542thruNthru]

I didn’t find this on any of the threads and they’re so many people not taking this serious and trolling on here.

Since UPS has not given us anything to help fight this off and not sanitize anything like they said they would in their email. Also they are not following cdc guidelines for social distancing. Sometimes 3-4 guys in a trailer unloading. Wouldn’t this fall under negligence and workman’s comp.

1. We could pick it up anywhere but the chances if we are doing everything at home and this company is doing nothing to keep us out of harms way and chances are we would get it at work. It should be considered comp and not disability.

2. Also they said they would provide us with items to stay safe. They haven’t, they know that they’re ways to reduce the chances of getting this and are not doing anything to reduce it. They could be sued for negligence I would think for millions. Does this sound all plausible?

How do you prove you got the virus at work?

 

[Indecisi0n]

I didn’t find this on any of the threads and they’re so many people not taking this serious and trolling on here.

Since UPS has not given us anything to help fight this off and not sanitize anything like they said they would in their email. Also they are not following cdc guidelines for social distancing. Sometimes 3-4 guys in a trailer unloading. Wouldn’t this fall under negligence and workman’s comp.

1. We could pick it up anywhere but the chances if we are doing everything at home and this company is doing nothing to keep us out of harms way and chances are we would get it at work. It should be considered comp and not disability.

2. Also they said they would provide us with items to stay safe. They haven’t, they know that they’re ways to reduce the chances of getting this and are not doing anything to reduce it. They could be sued for negligence I would think for millions. Does this sound all plausible?

Don't live above your means. Then when stuff like this happens tell UPS to go themselves and don't go to work. Tell them you feel sick and stay home. My health is more important than work but more importantly I can afford to go weeks without pay so I'm good if need be.

 

[Jumpin Jack Flash]

Don't live above your means. Then when stuff like this happens tell UPS to go themselves and don't go to work. Tell them you feel sick and stay home. My health is more important than work but more importantly I can afford to go weeks without pay so I'm good if need be.

wow you can go weeks? That’s peanuts pal!

 

[Jumpin Jack Flash]

You can see many of the commenters who are pro-union, back UPS in all matters. Always making excuses for UPS and ditching their brothers. A divided union is a useless Union.

 

[Jumpin Jack Flash]

How do you prove you got the virus at work?

Very easily. If one person gets the virus, you could say they didn’t get it at work. But if there’s an outbreak at a facility or facilities, very easy to prove you got it at work.

 

[Superteeth2478]

It's really just a matter of time until there is an outbreak at a facility. It's almost a certainty.

 

[Jumpin Jack Flash]

It's really just a matter of time until there is an outbreak at a facility. It's almost a certainty.

It is just a matter of time. Today is March 21, 2020.Both the Union and UPs are fully aware of the dangers of Covid19. There’s not hiding that. When a UPs employee or two dies. UPS and the Union will be sued.

 

[Boywondr]

I didn’t find this on any of the threads and they’re so many people not taking this serious and trolling on here.

Since UPS has not given us anything to help fight this off and not sanitize anything like they said they would in their email. Also they are not following cdc guidelines for social distancing. Sometimes 3-4 guys in a trailer unloading. Wouldn’t this fall under negligence and workman’s comp.

1. We could pick it up anywhere but the chances if we are doing everything at home and this company is doing nothing to keep us out of harms way and chances are we would get it at work. It should be considered comp and not disability.

2. Also they said they would provide us with items to stay safe. They haven’t, they know that they’re ways to reduce the chances of getting this and are not doing anything to reduce it. They could be sued for negligence I would think for millions. Does this sound all plausible?

Better be documenting everything.

Don't live above your means. Then when stuff like this happens tell UPS to go themselves and don't go to work. Tell them you feel sick and stay home. My health is more important than work but more importantly I can afford to go weeks without pay so I'm good if need be.

Staying home (self isolation) without having the virus will keep your healthcare intact?

Very easily. If one person gets the virus, you could say they didn’t get it at work. But if there’s an outbreak at a facility or facilities, very easy to prove you got it at work.

Easier but not easy in our work environment where they deny workers comp for bones broken on the job in front of their own eyes.

It is just a matter of time. Today is March 21, 2020.Both the Union and UPs are fully aware of the dangers of Covid19. There’s not hiding that. When a UPs employee or two dies. UPS and the Union will be sued.

The union will be sued? We dont work for the union dude. They don't set policy in our workplace. Unless it is agreed to on paper by the company the union is never going to be held accountable for company negligence and even if it is a part of a cba the union can only bring charges against the company if they transgress the language.

How many grievances have you filed on this problem in the last week or two?

Is the union useless or is it the members that dont stand tall and file?

 

[cachmeifucan]

It's really just a matter of time until there is an outbreak at a facility. It's almost a certainty.

The first death in Illinois her sister works at cach a huge facility and she quarantined and a positive test. Rumors are we have like 4 cases at our job. No extra cleaning or nothing you got to bring your own lysol from home. Guess what I have diarrhea for 3 days a upset stomach and a headache and my body aches like I'm hungover and I haven't had any liquor in weeks. I rarely get headaches. I got doc appointment today. I feel worse today then I did yesterday.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Guess what I have diarrhea for 3 days a upset stomach and a headache and my body aches like I'm hungover.

Aren't those just normal side effects of living in Chicago?

 

[cachmeifucan]

Yeah they call it bubble guts.

 

[cachmeifucan]

Well I know why people are buying up all the tp I already shhh twice and nothing solid wtf.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Well I know why people are buying up all the tp I already shhh twice and nothing solid wtf.

Ah buddy if it's the KungFlu you're screwed.

Early symptom of coronavirus might be digestive issues: study
Not only could digestive issues be the first sign of illness, but the patients who reported them became more seriously ill than those who did not.

 

[cachmeifucan]

Yeah I know I got doctors appointment today wtf. Thanks ups for doing nothing to Clean the facility that 4000 people working in. I can't prove I got it at ups but it's a good chance it's a hot spot at our facility.

 

[cachmeifucan]

If I die how is the news going to lie I don't have asthma oh I had a hernia surgery 3 years ago that must by why. I'm ed is right

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

If I die how is the news going to lie I don't have asthma oh I had a hernia surgery 3 years ago that must by why. I'm ed is right

I have the cure.

 

[cachmeifucan]

Nothing no gosh darn chinaman can make can kill this American.

 

[Rick Ross]

I have the cure.

Peniscillin? I've been trying to convince my wife all morning she needs another oral dose...

 

[cachmeifucan]

I'm immune to the whole penicillin family I think my body count is around 120. And I been faithful to my wife 11 years. I slammed 20 girls before high school was over.