Tunn11
Justified & Ancient
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I'd guess, but certainly not condone that the management used some sort of risk assessment of the concerns based on likelihood and severity. It would or should have changed with more deaths or concerns but probably went along the lines of well how likely is it that we have a serial killer working with children? Not very, and if we start accusing people we'll have poor publicity, staff relations, etc.
There should be a standard method of quickly investigating these concerns so that if they are unfounded no blame attaches to anyone but if there is a hint of a problem staff are removed from the job pending a more detailed inquiry.
There should be a standard method of quickly investigating these concerns so that if they are unfounded no blame attaches to anyone but if there is a hint of a problem staff are removed from the job pending a more detailed inquiry.