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Old 12-07-2006, 23:00   #14
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Re: Attacked at work

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Originally Posted by cookie_365
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Originally Posted by Rob C
You work at a school, and they employ someone that unstable
OP didn't say that they were prone to violence, just that they had 'mental problems'.

Please don't assume that anyone with mental health problems is prone to violence.

Might be worth contacting the HSE though.
I certainly don't assume that mental health issues = violence. I am aware of that from family experience. But when you read the original post it's clear that the person involved does have violent tendencies - caused injury, damaged offices and cars. Sorry but there has to be an issue here as to why a school, which is supposed to be protecting pupils, has someone like that on the premises.
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