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Imagine you are an employee. You find out that another employee has made threats of violence. He's coming into work today. What do you do? It really really
by danielweber 13y ago
Imagine you are an employee. You find out that another employee has made threats of violence. He's coming into work today. What do you do?
It really really sucks for the mentally ill guy, but it's not on the other employees to tolerate it. A violent coworker is just as violent whether it's due to a chemical imbalance, him being a deliberately violently person, or him being justifiably angry with the boss.
- DanBC 13y agoI say "hi", I ask about the meds he's on, I ask about his time in hospital. Maybe it's because I've seen inside different forensic units (medium secure and low secure) and a variety of different mental health wards that I can appreciate the difference between people who make threats of violence (which are not acceptable) and people who have been violent.
- aestra 13y ago> I say "hi", I ask about the meds he's on, I ask about his time in hospital. Good God, that is awfully rude. Let the man have privacy. Do you want all your coworkers asking about your medical problems, in detail? Do you share your medical history and current medications with all your coworkers?