Intervening when fighting, that goes without saying. Or not, because the teacher who takes the blows takes a risk, even incapacity for work. Five tips on personal injury.
Teacher Natascha de Jager: “Prevent problems by being there on time. These fighting children had been a hassle for a long time, even outside of school, but we didn't know that. I thought fighting in the schoolyard in this neighborhood was normal, but it's not happening at my new school.”
AOb-lawyer Marcel Crum: “Never jump in on a whim, preferably bring in a colleague. Just like a fight in the pub, you can get a blow that isn't meant for you at all."
"Make no mistake, a boy of fifteen or sixteen is extremely strong when he is angry," says an anonymous avo teacher. Never look up that escalation.
Carolina Landstra of Ratio Injury Damage: “Keep the case clear, report injury to the employer as soon as possible.”
Peter Blom (Ratio Injury Damage): “Take the discussion out of the employment relationship, turn it into an insurance issue, with a representative who conducts the discussion.”
AOb-members who have been injured as a result of an accident or other trouble at work, receive support from the association free of charge. Preferably quickly and without procedure. Become a member of the association and view all conditions.