Public servant sues after she's hurt mid-sex on a work trip

Strange | 206937 hits | Jul 29 6:20 am | Posted by: Regina

An Australian government staffer is suing her employer after a glass light fixture fell on her face in a motel during a business trip.

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by Benn
Fri Jul 29, 2011 3:06 pm
Sex is not an ordinary thing to do at night? Crap I knew I was a freak. As for her comp claim I'd have to know if she was practicing safe sex when she got injured :p
by PublicAnimalNo9
Fri Jul 29, 2011 3:24 pm
The woman's lawyer begged to differ, saying sex was "an ordinary incident of life," one that's rather common in motel rooms at night.
Ordinary incident of LIFE. Well unless she works in the sex industry, getting laid isn't part of her
by andyt
Fri Jul 29, 2011 4:08 pm
Can they show that the sex is what knocked the light down? Otherwise she should be compensated.
by sandorski
Fri Jul 29, 2011 7:41 pm
I need to sue for "adjustment disorder" after reading this crap.

Srsly, if she's got some Medical Bills, Pay them, otherwise she can hump sand.
by Brenda
Fri Jul 29, 2011 7:59 pm
"sandorski" said
otherwise she can hump sand.

So she can sue for "internal damage"?

If she sued the hotel/motel, she might have a point. But her employer? All she's got coming at her, is unemployment. Oh, wait...
by Brenda
Fri Jul 29, 2011 8:01 pm
"PublicAnimalNo9" said
The woman's lawyer begged to differ, saying sex was "an ordinary incident of life," one that's rather common in motel rooms at night.
Ordinary incident of LIFE. Well unless she works in the sex industry, getting laid isn't part of her

True true.
Still, so wouldn't driving anywhere in that town be, but what if she had been in a car accident?
by Choban
Fri Jul 29, 2011 8:48 pm
Her whole point is that if she slipped in the shower or something else happed to cause injury while on the trip she would be compensated, regardless that the sex wasn't part of her "duies" while on said trip.
Personally, I think she's just after a bit of a free ride and can't see that she missed enough time from work to warrant a comp claim.
by Regina
Fri Jul 29, 2011 8:50 pm
Maybe entertaining a client?
by Freakinoldguy
Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:49 am
Where's the video evidence.
by PublicAnimalNo9
Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:57 am
"Brenda" said
The woman's lawyer begged to differ, saying sex was "an ordinary incident of life," one that's rather common in motel rooms at night.
Ordinary incident of LIFE. Well unless she works in the sex industry, getting laid isn't part of her

True true.
Still, so wouldn't driving anywhere in that town be, but what if she had been in a car accident?
She was required to be there. IF she had been in an accident on the way into town, or while looking for a place to eat, absolutely. Travel and its risks are part of some jobs. Fucking isn't for the vast majority of jobs out there.
by Brenda
Sat Jul 30, 2011 1:00 am
"PublicAnimalNo9" said
Ordinary incident of LIFE. Well unless she works in the sex industry, getting laid isn't part of her

True true.
Still, so wouldn't driving anywhere in that town be, but what if she had been in a car accident?
She was required to be there. IF she had been in an accident on the way into town, or while looking for a place to eat, absolutely. Travel and its risks are part of some jobs. Fucking isn't for the vast majority of jobs out there.
Just wondering... if the guy was a gigolo, and paid for by the company, would she have a right to compensation?
If the guy was her husband/bf whose stay was paid for by the company, would she have a right?

Ahhhh, details

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