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HCPC this time you got it wrong!

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Matthew Noad
11 years ago

absolute disgrace! If this was a mp working for 11hrs straight he'd claim thousands in expenses. Not that an mp would ever work without regular breaks. So why would someone responsible for another's life be expected to function after 11hrs. Hcpc need to get out on the road them selfs then judge others.

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jennie peall
11 years ago

hcpc need to investigate this fairly considering the demands made on front line staff and the double edge sword we work on shaft after shift. staff should be supported for making decisions like this.

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v soffe
11 years ago

work safe at all times

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Colin weight
11 years ago

would you have been happy if this man had had an accident through fatigue and killed someone? A stupid decision at best!

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Maureen Lister
11 years ago

This sacking is a disgrace

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Richard Toes
11 years ago Featured

As a paramedic I can fully empathise. Sometimes you are just too tired to consider yourself safe. If you make a clinical error due to fatigue ir have a crash then you are blamed for not being fit to do the job. If you refuse you are sacked - it's lose lose.

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Daniel Edwards
11 years ago

All too well i know that feeling of exhaustion. if operating heavy machinery it would be advisable to take a break... but if a persons life is at stake its ok?

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Paul Tubb
11 years ago

I know Ed personally, top Paramedic, top bloke.

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Jim O'Hagan
11 years ago

This could be any one of us, we are all walking a thin line and need to stand together!

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Jenny Conway
11 years ago

HCPC start supporting us instead of persecuting us!

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Nicola gamble
11 years ago

Paramedic

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Ian Brown
11 years ago

This is BLATANT injustice and wrong. HOPC would have been quick enough to remove his registration if he had crashed or fainted due to a Low Blood Sugar. Caused by fatigue and failure to eat. So now they punish him because he wanted to ensure that HE WAS FIT to perform his duty.

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alec sloan
11 years ago

scandalous. double standards.

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Paul Soffe
11 years ago

Have a look at the petition and comments and make your own mind up.

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Mark Wilson
11 years ago

Appalled at the decision by HCPC.

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michael
11 years ago

Take my hat off to him for standing up to management

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Richard Hulbert
11 years ago

Why are paramedics routinely pushed past the limit, surely these are the very people who need enough breaks in their days to be on top form. Wake up NHS, every other employer has rules about staff welfare, why not you?

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simpson
11 years ago

They are a joke hpc no common sense

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Emma Ingram
11 years ago

Disgusting treatment of a dedicated professional !!