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If an employee is injured as part of a sporting activity at work (for whatever reason that may be charity, mandatory or recreational). Would you consider an absence from work because of the injury as a LTI or possibly RIDDOR?
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That very much depends on whether it is charity, mandatory or recreational!
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Hi there I'd be interested to know where sport would be mandatory?
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It can happen in a "team building" context.
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Originally Posted by: mikecarr  Hi there I'd be interested to know where sport would be mandatory?
Armed Forces, policy is to atend/participate in 3 physical education sessions a week. Normal set up is, Tues + Thurs morning, Wed afternoon. Other sessions can be taken if required.
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Originally Posted by: Mark-W Originally Posted by: mikecarr Hi there I'd be interested to know where sport would be mandatory?
Armed Forces, policy is to atend/participate in 3 physical education sessions a week. Normal set up is, Tues + Thurs morning, Wed afternoon. Other sessions can be taken if required.
Armed Forces/police etc aside....(I did 12yrs in the Infantry) I was just curious as to what job it would be mandatory for Joe Punch Clock to take part in sport?
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Originally Posted by: mikecarr Originally Posted by: Mark-W Originally Posted by: mikecarr Hi there I'd be interested to know where sport would be mandatory?
Armed Forces, policy is to atend/participate in 3 physical education sessions a week. Normal set up is, Tues + Thurs morning, Wed afternoon. Other sessions can be taken if required.
Armed Forces/police etc aside....(I did 12yrs in the Infantry) I was just curious as to what job it would be mandatory for Joe Punch Clock to take part in sport?
Primary school or PE teacher?
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Originally Posted by: WatsonD Originally Posted by: mikecarr Originally Posted by: Mark-W Originally Posted by: mikecarr Hi there I'd be interested to know where sport would be mandatory?
Armed Forces, policy is to atend/participate in 3 physical education sessions a week. Normal set up is, Tues + Thurs morning, Wed afternoon. Other sessions can be taken if required.
Armed Forces/police etc aside....(I did 12yrs in the Infantry) I was just curious as to what job it would be mandatory for Joe Punch Clock to take part in sport?
Primary school or PE teacher?
Serious question here....do premier leauge clubs need to submit Riddors for injured players??
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If an injury is sustained during play or through the rough and tumble of the sport then it is not RIDDOR. If it were due to a poor pitch or a premises defect issue then it probably woild be reportable.
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Originally Posted by: mikecarr Originally Posted by: Mark-W Originally Posted by: mikecarr Hi there I'd be interested to know where sport would be mandatory?
Armed Forces, policy is to atend/participate in 3 physical education sessions a week. Normal set up is, Tues + Thurs morning, Wed afternoon. Other sessions can be taken if required.
(I did 12yrs in the Infantry)
I feel your pain, I was an RE for 24yrs. Glad I'm out of it now. A young mans game
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