-> RG> Wound up being forced to file an on the job injury claim,
-> RG> taking a day off to go to the doctor for a Labor and
-> RG> Industries medical exam before I could return to work.
-> RG> Sometimes I think it's a tad on the overkill side
-> Until you find out the insurance paper work and other
-> legal stuff involved when that knee you banged, but
-> didn't report, swells up in the morning.
-> Also I think it is an OSHA requirement.
RG> Here it's a WISHA requirement _if_ the injury causes a loss
RG> of more then three days of work.  And I've already got a bad
RG> shoulder from an unreported injury on the job in California,
RG> which I should have reported but was talked out of it (young
RG> and foolish).
RG> Just compared to Mike's reported injuries, I don't think my
RG> knee getting banged compared...
Seems to me when I was in management classes we were
told that OSHA required we report any and all injuries
or accidents.  It might have just been company policy
to CYA for law suits.
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