Why I love my employer...

[JaapSuter 0]

When I asked them recently...

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To reiterate and stress the most extreme case, just to be certain; imagine the hypothetical scenario where I trespass (illegally) onto a construction-site, climb to the top of the crane, jump off with a parachute, then brake my arms and legs because of an unfortunate landing, rendering me unable to work for six months... am I covered for this to the same extend as a person who would break his arm and legs just stumbling when he steps of a sidewalk?

Their reply, in writing, from their healthcare and insurance expert was...

***...as far as the legalities go about trespassing while you are doing it, I can't comment on the legal ramifications, but as far as any injuries that occur goes, you would be covered for those.

[GeordieSkydiver 0]

Did you just call me a hard-to-align collective?

Damn your wicked talk.

Sounds pretty good deal, my employer is the same.

Edit:Typo

Lee _______________________________

In a world full of people, only some want to fly, is that not crazy?
http://www.ukskydiver.co.uk

[Cleatus 0]

Wow, that seems like a really cool PIMP!

[JaapSuter 0]

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Damn your wicked talk.

Yeah, I've become pretty pathetic like that. Buzzword-bingo always gets a lot of winners when I'm talking. Sad, sad, sad...

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Wow, that seems like a really cool PIMP!

Actually I was talking about my parttime gig. My fulltime gig for Abbie doesn't come with these benefits.

[diablopilot 2]

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then brake my arms and legs because of an unfortunate landing

Of course they said it would be all good. I mean they wouldn't have to pay out if you brake your arms and legs, there would be no injury. Now if you were to break your arms and legs would they do the same?

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By the way; we're hiring...

Really? I do tricks!

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You're not as good as you think you are. Seriously.

[DexterBase 1]

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Really? I do tricks![Cool]

No, no. Do tricks and turn tricks are different things.

[Faber 0]

Trys ask our freind BASE 813 were he ended up after he broke his foot which an as cool emplyee as yours.. i can tell that he dosnt work there anymore,and he had a hard time about it..

Dont expect too much..

for my employee i still tumbled at a feild getting an open fib n´tib break...(yes i did tumbel just after my stall,but hey that aint what matters right..)

Stay safe
Stefan Faber