Serco Covid Death: Serco Employee Martin Blight’s Covid-19 Death Probed By Worksafe: Last month, a colleague of a Melbourne father died of Covid-19 at the age of 46. It was the saddest news for all other colleagues who have been working with him for so long. After a month of his death, a piece of news is coming to the light that now he believes that if the organization took the virus and the safety of its employees more seriously, his death might have been avoided, this happens when the workplace became an exposure site. In this article, we will tell you the whole matter that has recently come out. Follow More Updates On Get India News
Serco Covid Death
We would like to tell you that the colleague who has died of Covid-19, his name is Martin Blight and was 46 at the time of his death. Recently, the workplace has revealed that they have started the investigation of the death of their colleague Martin Blight since the concern had been raised about unsafe practices at the Serco call center in Melbourne’s north at Mill Park.
One of the Serco employees who had been serving at the organization during the pandemic last month wanted to keep anonymous has told the ABC that the organization never took Covid-19 precaution seriously. The employee stated Mr. Blight was serving for so long had shown his concern about other colleagues who used to have food at their table and remove their masks around him.
She stated, “I feel like that was irresponsible and caused the virus to spread … they should have shut it down for a deep clean, rather than telling everyone who didn’t work on that one day to come in.” She added that if employees had been isolated when the organization first learned about the positive case, Mr. Blight would not have caught the virus.
According to the reports, it has come out that one more former Serco employee got infected with Covid-19. The former employee revealed that she was also tested positive for the virus when she was working at Mill Park last year in July. In an interview with ABC, she said that she felt afraid to come to the workplace and also felt unsafe when she didn’t infect. She said, “There was no social distancing, we were hot-desking and sitting 30 centimeters away from the next person.” Stay connected with us for more updates.
