“Zero days work related injury”
That is correct!
He was working from home the whole time after the incident.
Notice that he was texting, that was when he was on his personal time break.
A co worker and I retired the same day.
Being an exemplary employee, he cleaned out his desk and locker a few days early and carted his collection to an outside dumpster.
An unseen, razor sharp burr cuts him nicely, ten stitches.
Firetruck, ambulance, security...
We worked for a Mega Corp, where a band-aid would place you on DOUBLE SECRET PROBATION!
A lost day accident would give you the mark of Cain.
Get them back to work.
At any cost!
The medical system I have worked at makes all its employees get drug tested if we so much as trip and fall on the floor or even get scratched by a patient!
Sounds like the Mega Corp I worked for. I was inside-the-building security. We were trained on the proper use of fire extinguishers, but were forbidden to use one, even to put out a simple trash can fire.
When we did have a fire, it was because an idiot engineer jury-rigged a 110 volt printer to plug into a 220 volt outlet. We successfully hid the cause of that fire from the FD and the insurance adjuster through the judicious application of security requirements.