A barman is attacked by a member of the public when the barman requested the customer to leave as the bar was closing

HSE · 13 January 2013 11:38

A barman is attacked by a member of the public when the barman requested the customer to leave as the bar was closing.

HSE · 14 January 2013 02:53

Yes. Injuries to people at work which ‘arise out of or in connection with work’ caused by a non-consensual act of physical violence are reportable.

Topic		Replies	Views
A customer in a shop was hit by another customer and taken to hospital for treatment RIDDOR	1	486	14 January 2013
Our receptionist was injured when they were hit at work. The assailant was their partner and the argument was about their personal life, not work RIDDOR	1	579	14 January 2013
A security guard received a major injury when a thief hit them when making a getaway in a car RIDDOR	1	554	14 January 2013
One of our staff was verbally abused. Although they were not physically hurt, they were shaken up. They took two weeks off sick because of this incident RIDDOR	1	602	14 January 2013
A member of the public fell over in our premises, as a precaution they went to hospital but when examined the hospital said they had no injuries RIDDOR	1	570	14 January 2013