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naunga · November 10th, 2003, 08:49

That's an easy one IMO.

1. Flight is delayed.We get her off the plane and into the hands of a doctor / EMT.

2. I make myself available to answer any questions the company may have about the incident and make it clear to them that this was an on the job accident.

She was injured at work so it's now a worker's comp issue. She most likely wouldn't be out of work permanently. However, the longer you let an injury of any kind go untreated the worse it can be. A worst care for this one is that she could loose her hand...not good for her or for her family.

I personally would get in touch with her when I got a chance and make sure that she was okay and that everything is being handled correctly. If not I'm raising holy hell with the company until it is.

Naunga

November 10th, 2003, 08:49	#15
naunga Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: McDonough, GA Posts: 981	Re: Flight Attendant Injury That's an easy one IMO. 1. Flight is delayed.We get her off the plane and into the hands of a doctor / EMT. 2. I make myself available to answer any questions the company may have about the incident and make it clear to them that this was an on the job accident. She was injured at work so it's now a worker's comp issue. She most likely wouldn't be out of work permanently. However, the longer you let an injury of any kind go untreated the worse it can be. A worst care for this one is that she could loose her hand...not good for her or for her family. I personally would get in touch with her when I got a chance and make sure that she was okay and that everything is being handled correctly. If not I'm raising holy hell with the company until it is. Naunga