Faith Buntin took her son Victor to St. Vincent Hospital on Friday to have blood drawn because of recent recalls of toys involving lead. She said she saw the worker put her mouth on Victor's shoulder as she restrained him so another lab worker could draw the blood.
The parent later found bite marks on the boy's shoulder and filed a complaint resulting in the firing of the technician.
Certainly, this was a dumb move on the part of the med-tech. And, the parents of this boy were completely justified in filing a complaint. I would have done the same in their situation.
Service providers, be they med-techs, teachers or policemen, need to act in a professional manner. Our society has become far too litigious to do otherwise. Behavior that might have been given a pass—or, at least, not resulted in a firing—a generation or two ago is no longer tolerated.
But, that cuts both ways: People need to realize service providers have a right to refuse to serve clients who do not behave themselves.
That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
Tag: news Trackposted to Pirate's Cove, Webloggin, Perri Nelson's Website, The Amboy Times, DeMediacratic Nation, Adam's Blog, Right Truth, and The Yankee Sailor, thanks to Linkfest Haven Deluxe and OTA Tuesday.
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