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article_snippet.sent: Paul Nesbitt, NASUWT executive member for the West Midlands, told the NASUWT’s annual conference in Cardiff:
article_snippet.sent: Paul Nesbitt, NASUWT executive member for the West Midlands cited another teacher whose finger was severed by a student at a pupil referral unit in Solihull, West Midlands, a few weeks ago.
article_snippet.sent: Paul Nesbitt, NASUWT executive member for the West Midlands said: ‘We’ve been contacted recently where a member had to be rushed off to the local QE (Queen Elizabeth Hospital) in Birmingham to have an emergency operation to reattach the top part of The woman finger because one of the students had kicked the door and caught The woman hand and took the top off her finger.
article_snippet.sent: The revelations were made at teachers' union NASUWT’s annual conference in Cardiff today (general secretary, Chris Keates, pictured) Paul Nesbitt, NASUWT executive member for the West Midlands pointed out that under the Health and Safety At Work Act 1974, employers must make sure as far as ‘reasonably practical’ that employees are protected.
article_snippet.sent: Paul Nesbitt, NASUWT executive member for the West Midlands added:
article_snippet.sent: ‘This NQT still hasn’t returned to work.