First Step after an injury is call your lawyer. Listen to his/her advice.Today I had an injury. I did a mistake by allowing the center manager and my supervisor to have me reenact the incident.
They took a picture of me doing the reenactment.
will they use that picture against me to protest against workers comp?
No, they wanted me to reenact a dog bite.Today I had an injury. I did a mistake by allowing the center manager and my supervisor to have me reenact the incident.
They took a picture of me doing the reenactment.
will they use that picture against me to protest against workers comp?
No, they wanted me to reenact a dog bite.
If there ever was a 5-star answer, you would win the award!I would have gotten down on all fours and pretended to bite the center manager leg.
You call a lawyer 1st? Thank God I am in California where we have good workmans comp laws so I don't need to call a lawyer before reporting an Injury.First Step after an injury is call your lawyer. Listen to his/her advice.
Second step is call and report it to management
If you didn’t do step one first do it now.
Lol and I paid less than $300,000 for a 3000 square-foot home probably $1 million where you are or more I’ll stay right where I’m at. I had the unfortunate responsibility of selling two condos in California do to deaths in the family, one about 1000 ft.² in Alisa Viejo that’s sold for just shy of 400 K and another in Costa Mesa that was about 1400 square-foot that sold for about 420 K both were in the early to mid 2000s, ridiculous prices then and it’s even more than that now. Everything you think you’re getting free you’re paying handsomely for through taxes and over priced property.You call a lawyer 1st? Thank God I am in California where we have good workmans comp laws so I don't need to call a lawyer before reporting an Injury.
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Hopefully it starts to calm down with rates, homebuilders in the apartment/condo market already undercutting existing inventory. The real suckers are anybody who is renting old units, can vacate and move into new construction every year at the same cost.Lol and I paid less than $300,000 for a 3000 square-foot home probably $1 million where you are or more I’ll stay right where I’m at. I had the unfortunate responsibility of selling two condos in California do to deaths in the family, one about 1000 ft.² in Alisa Viejo that’s sold for just shy of 400 K and another in Costa Mesa that was about 1400 square-foot that sold for about 420 K both were in the early to mid 2000s, ridiculous prices then and it’s even more than that now. Everything you think you’re getting free you’re paying handsomely for through taxes and over priced property.
Blah blah blah about the housing prices again. My house is a place I live and a profitable investment. My house will go up 10% in value a year while yours will be lucky to go up 1%.Lol and I paid less than $300,000 for a 3000 square-foot home probably $1 million where you are or more I’ll stay right where I’m at. I had the unfortunate responsibility of selling two condos in California do to deaths in the family, one about 1000 ft.² in Alisa Viejo that’s sold for just shy of 400 K and another in Costa Mesa that was about 1400 square-foot that sold for about 420 K both were in the early to mid 2000s, ridiculous prices then and it’s even more than that now. Everything you think you’re getting free you’re paying handsomely for through taxes and over priced property.
L O L unfortunately it went up about 200 K since I bought it according to the county, personally I wish it was worth zero so I didn’t have to pay so many taxes. At least until I go to sell it.Blah blah blah about the housing prices again. My house is a place I live and a profitable investment. My house will go up 10% in value a year while yours will be lucky to go up 1%.
Supply and demand. Your house is cheap because where you live sucks! My house is expensive because I live where you wish you could live.
Too bad it’s in California….Nothing beats Southern California weather.
Come out of nowhere and wack the sup on the leg with a baseball bat to simulate the bitting pain.I would have gotten down on all fours and pretended to bite the center manager leg.
L O L unfortunately it went up about 200 K since I bought it according to the county, personally I wish it was worth zero so I didn’t have to pay so many taxes. At least until I go to sell it.
I grew up in Southern California planning my life around what time I can leave my house in order to drive 15 miles is not something I desire to do. LOL I’ll just come visit you and drink your beer and then go home. But I am not going to argue with you. Nothing beats Southern California weather.
I'm sure we can all agree. At least we don't live in Ohio!Too bad it’s in California….
Thank the Lord and all the blessed saints…I'm sure we can all agree. At least we don't live in Ohio!
I'm sure we can all agree....At least we don't live in CA.I'm sure we can all agree. At least we don't live in Ohio!
I'm sure we can all agree....At least we don't live in CA.
I went through Ohio every week for awhile. Looks nice to me. Haven't heard of anyone running out of water there.....
Beautiful rolling hills and water everywhere....farms everywhere. Food and water. Gosh....
He doesent have much of a sense of humor
I don’t know your management team but when employees get injured, management is tasked with putting together a power point that depicts what happened and breaks down the employees employment/safety history, etc. Usually they’ll take pictures of a Chsp member or another supervisor reenacting.Today I had an injury. I did a mistake by allowing the center manager and my supervisor to have me reenact the incident.
They took a picture of me doing the reenactment.
will they use that picture against me to protest against workers comp?