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Finally going back after 4 months on WC
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<blockquote data-quote="ups_vette" data-source="post: 287817" data-attributes="member: 2125"><p>Mr. Griff.....OK, let us CUT TO THE CHASE. Exactly where in the contract does it state the you are NOT required to know all the safety methods prescribed by your employer, UPS? Where does it state that you are not required to pay attention and remember what you are taught while you are "on the clock" at the pcm? It has everything to do with being paid for the time and is required so it can be verified that you were paying attention to what you were taught while "on the clock" and can put into practice those safety skills.</p><p></p><p>What would your defense be in the case where you were involved in a major accident and it came to light that you didn't know the safety methods because, according to you, you're not required to know them because the contract doesn't say you are required to know them? </p><p>How do you think that will play out in a court of law when you're being sued for causing the accident?</p><p></p><p>Just because you haven't had an accident or injury to date dosen't make you a safe drive, it could be that you've just been lucky so far.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ups_vette, post: 287817, member: 2125"] Mr. Griff.....OK, let us CUT TO THE CHASE. Exactly where in the contract does it state the you are NOT required to know all the safety methods prescribed by your employer, UPS? Where does it state that you are not required to pay attention and remember what you are taught while you are "on the clock" at the pcm? It has everything to do with being paid for the time and is required so it can be verified that you were paying attention to what you were taught while "on the clock" and can put into practice those safety skills. What would your defense be in the case where you were involved in a major accident and it came to light that you didn't know the safety methods because, according to you, you're not required to know them because the contract doesn't say you are required to know them? How do you think that will play out in a court of law when you're being sued for causing the accident? Just because you haven't had an accident or injury to date dosen't make you a safe drive, it could be that you've just been lucky so far. [/QUOTE]
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