Radiation Compensation Act. has anyone had a lot of problems with then on paper work, run around.?
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No, I haven't ever heard of it before now.  But here is a sight that hopefully give you somewhere to go to get help.  I would suggest an attorney, however they take a big chunk of everything, however it may be your only hope.  Good Luck.  Bureaucracies are very difficult to get through.
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Need some paper work i think
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Hmm, this might be a tough one.  Have you contacted UP for possible reference help?
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Tell the second friend to stop being such a fraidy-cat wimpy weenie.\n\nWe are surrounded and exposed to radiation every second of every day.  Radiation is not the problem, it is the amount of radiation over a specific period of time that causes trouble.  Just like with laying out in the sun to get a tan -- if you lay out for 30 minutes per day, you get a nice, even tan.  If you lay out for 8 hours on the beach, you get a painful burn.\n\nSame thing for everyday radiation exposures -- the human body can repair a small amount of radiation damage, such as the exposure you get from a dental X-ray or being in a granite building.  What the body has trouble with is repairing a large amount of damage done by high-intensity radiation absorbed in a very short period.
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It is Power of Attorney....and its a pain in the butt.  There is sooo much b.s. and paperwork.
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Your position will always be in demand no matter where you live... In most places the hours are flexible... downside? Some exposure to radiation...
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Is this a UK question if so....\n\nSpeak to a section supervisor and ask for a copy of the complaint procedure. If the issue isn't resolved by this go to your local MPs office and ask them for help in taking your case to the Parliamentary Ombudsman. Your MP will write to the CSA informing of this and either they will move  alot quicker or the Ombudsman will investigate your case which could lead to an award of compensation, but you must follow the CSA's internal complaints procedures to exhaustion first.
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I am not sure what your problem is or what country you are in.    In the US it wouldn't be a big deal.  Have you talked to the offices/testing officials involved to plead your case?
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a friend of mine was wrongly committed to an institution. he told me that the electric shock therapy that he received would render him unable to talk, he could hardly move afterwards, they woke him up every morning at 5 and strapped him to a chair and shocked him. His family would come to visit in the afternoon, he would sit in a chair unable to talk to them, unable to sit up straight, they would ask the doctors what was wrong with him, the doctor would shake his head, and they would walk away and cry and he would cry. \n\nI feel deeply sorry for anyone who has undergone this sort of thing.
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You have a case there, yes.\n\nBasically, you need to begin logging the events (a notebook with timely, dated entries are sufficient).  Also note any communications you have had with your company to get the problem fixed.\n\nYou should report the problem to the company, and the company should deal with it.  If the problem persists, you may have a claim against the company, or the individual (although I doubt that the penalties against an individual are very severe, unless the person is in a position of power.)\n\nSo work with your COMPANY to get it resolved.  Don't try to take it up with the individual.  And keep meticulous notes.
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I personally have some issues with the No Child Left Behind Act.  Most schools who follow this act will do anything to make sure that each child passes and moves on to the next grade even if it means "fixing" the grades a bit.\nIt's an interesting topic and there is soooo much information on the web about it.  Good Luck with the paper
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http://www.burtonreport.com/InfForensic/HumanExperPlutonium.htm\n\n\nhttp://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/radiation/dir/mstreet/commeet/meet10/brief10/tab_i/br10i2j.txt
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If u are a student , then u should not be lazy in doing your homework etc.  \n\n\nCriticality accidents:\n\nCriticality accidents and power excursions in nuclear reactors, for example the Chernobyl accident. In a smaller scale accident at Sarov a technician working with highly enriched uranium was irradiated while preparing an experiment involving a sphere of fissile material. The Sarov accident is interesting because the system remained critical for many days before it could be stopped, though it was safely located in a shielded experimental hall. This is an example of a limited scope accident where only a few people can be harmed, while no release of radioactivity into the environment occurred. A criticality accident with limited off site release of both radiation (gamma and neutron) and a very small release of radioactivity occurred at Tokaimura in 1999 during the production of enriched uranium fuel .\n\n\nDecay heat:\n\nDecay heat accidents where the heat generated by the radioactive decay causes harm. In a nuclear reactor that has been shut down, a loss of coolant accident can damage the core, for instance at Three Mile Island a recently shutdown PWR reactor was left for a length of time without cooling water. As a result the nuclear fuel was damaged, and the core was partly melted.\n\nTransport:\n\nTransport accidents can cause a release of radioactivity resulting in contamination or shielding to be damaged resulting in direct irradiation. In Cochabamba a defective gamma radiography set was transported in a passenger bus as cargo. The gamma source was outside the shielding, and it irradiated some bus passengers.\n\nIn the United Kingdom, it was revealed in a recent court case that a radiotherapy source was transported from Leeds to Sellafield with defective shielding. The shielding had a gap on the underside. It is thought that no human has been seriously harmed by the escaping radiation.\n\n\nEquipment failure:\n\nEquipment failure is one possible type of accident, recently at Białystok in Poland the electronics associated with a particle accelerator used for the treatment of cancer suffered a malfunction . This then lead to the overexposure of at least one patient. While the initial failure was the simple failure of a semiconductor diode, it set in motion a series of events which led to a radiation injury.\n\n\nHuman error:\n\nHuman error has been responsible for some accidents, for instance a person miscalculated the activity of a teletherapy source. This then lead to patients being given the wrong dose of gamma rays. In the case of radiotherapy accidents, an underexposure is as much an accident as an overexposure as the patients may not get the full benefit of the proscribed treatment. Also, humans have made errors while attempting to service plant and equipment which has resulting in overdoses of radiation, such as the Nevvizh and Soreq irradiator accidents.\n\n\nLost source:\n\nLost source accidents are ones in which a radioactive source is lost, stolen or abandoned. The source then might cause harm to humans or the environment. For example, see the event in Lilo where sources were left behind by the Soviet army. Another case occurred at Yanango where a radiography source was lost, also at Samut Prakarn a cobalt-60 teletherapy source was lost  and at Gilan in Iran a radiography source harmed a welder. The best known example of this type of event is the Goiânia accident which occurred in Brazil.\n\nThe IAEA have provided guides for scrap metal collectors on what a sealed source might look like. The scrap metal industry is the one where lost sources are most likely to be found.\n\n\nOthers:\n\nSome accidents defy classification. These accidents happen when the unexpected occurs with a radioactive source. For instance if a bird grabs a radioactive source containing radium from a windowsill and then was to fly away with it, returning to its nest and then the bird dies shortly afterwards from direct irradiation then i
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im very sorry for the trouble you have had and hope you can get it sorted out friend.  i myself have just  my second one put in   which is now  in for  8 years luckily i have had no trouble with it hugs rach .x..x.x
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What damages are you trying to recover?  Who are you recovering on behalf of?  \n\nFeel free to messsage me and I will be happy to assist.
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My boss told me that he prematurely shot his wad on something that was supposed to be a dry-run, and that he now had a mess on his hands.  He was referring to a situation with an accountant, but it was still wierd.
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About 20 years ago, the gubbernment made a big show of trying to help the Americans who had been exposed to nuclear blasts in the 1950's.  There was even an 800 number to call.  I followed through on all the promises, jumped through the hoops and when they sent me my 'file' it was for someone else.  I returned it along with the necessary notations, and never heard anything again.\n\nLet's see... 1955, that was probably Eniwetok (sp) or Johnson.  those were really dirty... you're lucky to be alive.\n\nI've had cancer, but it's in remission.  My main problem is with the degeneration of my eyes that started when I was in my early 30's. Back then, the yearly allowance on the various Test Sites was 6 Rentgens... today, it's a fraction of that.  Most of the people I worked with on the Nevada Test Site are dead...\n\nScary, ain't it.!