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Integrity

Binge Poster
Splitting hairs.
With this attitude, it seems reasonable to me that you would never seek to hold UPS accountable by filing an OSHA violation.

You more than likely believe it is the employees who are responsible for the corrupt safety culture that exists at UPS.

Please correct me if I’m wrong.
 

UnionStrong

Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
With this attitude, it seems reasonable to me that you would never seek to hold UPS accountable by filing an OSHA violation.

You more than likely believe it is the employees who are responsible for the corrupt safety culture that exists at UPS.

Please correct me if I’m wrong.
How do you even jump to such a ridiculous conclusion? Of course you would report an unsafe condition, that’s why it’s everyone’s responsibility. Like I said.

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Integrity

Binge Poster
How do you even jump to such a ridiculous conclusion?
What conclusion?
OSHA’s position on Employer responsibility.
Of course you would report an unsafe condition, that’s why it’s everyone’s responsibility. Like I said.
Reporting it or even being responsible to report safety violations doesn’t abdicate the employer from the responsibility to ensure a safe work place. Sorry.
 

UnionStrong

Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
What conclusion?
OSHA’s position on Employer responsibility.

Reporting it or even being responsible to report safety violations doesn’t abdicate the employer from the responsibility to ensure a safe work place. Sorry.
Never said it did. I said, and I don’t know why you’re having such a hard time with it, work safety is everyone’s job. The employer is responsible to provide a safe work place. The employee is responsible to report an unsafe condition. If the employee sees it and doesn’t report it, and it’s proven he saw it, and it causes an injury, is he responsible? Can he be disciplined?
Stop being obtuse. It’s not letting the company off. Geezus! Time for a nice cold beer. My fingers hurt, it’s so cold.
 
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Integrity

Binge Poster
Never said it did. I said, and I don’t know why you’re having such a hard time with it, work safety is everyone’s job. The employer is responsible to provide a safe work place. The employee is responsible to report an unsafe condition. If the employee sees it and doesn’t report it, and it’s proven he saw it, and it causes an injury, is he responsible? Can he be disciplined?
Stop being obtuse. It’s not letting the company off. Geezus! Time for a nice cold beer. My fingers hurt, it’s so cold.
Nice post. I see that you agree that the employer is responsible to provide a safe work place.
 

UnionStrong

Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Nice post. I see that you agree that the employer is responsible to provide a safe work place.
Of course I do! But would you walk around a big oil spill in the building like nothing was there? No, you wouldn’t. Some might, but that’s on them and their lack of ethics and responsibility to keep their union brothers and even management safe.
 

Integrity

Binge Poster
Of course I do! But would you walk around a big oil spill in the building like nothing was there? No, you wouldn’t.
No I would not.
Some might, but that’s on them and their lack of ethics and responsibility to keep their union brothers and even management safe.
I agree.

Management cannot fulfill their responsibility to provide a safe workplace without cooperation from the all employees.
 
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