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Posted By Nicola Mason I was sent this link via a work colleague http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6302191.stmI initially laughed until i thought about how i would feel if my son had came home from school complaining of sore eyes! It did not stop my colleague then photocopying his face with hilarious results - but then again he knew of the risks and shut his eyes!
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Posted By Christopher
Complaining of sore eyes, he told his parents his face had been photocopied at school. The picture which appeared in the press clearly shows a hand holding his head in place. A doctor has diagnosed allergic conjunctivitis caused by strong light. Does this constitute assault?
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Posted By Ken Taylor
And I always tell management not to have people seated near photocopiers where the light will flash in their eyes - as well as the exhaust hot dusty air entering the breathing zone.
If you need a personal picture use a camera.
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Posted By Tabs
So why did they even publish this?
I suggest their next headline should be "Man in danger when travelling over 20 mph" ... "Oh no, he's fine".
Bizarre.
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Posted By Diane Thomason
Take a look at the previous discussion on this below (Health and safety gets sensible)
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