I work in a nursing home and my patient cannot find his hearing aid,me and the nurse aide look every

my patient in the nursing home lost his hearing aide,me and the aide look for it but can't find it.the next day they found it in the washer and now the administrator wants me to pay for it .is it legal ?
marie17
Asked Oct 01, 2012
I sure hope that's not legal! Check with your local labor agency to see what your employee rights and responsibilities are in regards to this. You could also call your local Bar Association to see if they can have a volunteer attorney answer your question for free, or help you get a free or low-cost attorney referral.

Until you get an answer, don't commit yourself to paying for it.
skyDancer
Answered Oct 01, 2012
Before talking replacement, make sure the cleaned one is broke. Many solid state electronic devices will survive a trip in the washer. Remove the battery and the cover (if possible) then dip it in alcohol, dry it out and put a new battery in.
Rob
Answered Oct 02, 2012
Out of curiosity, what does the alcohol dip do?
Boils out any remaining traces of water that might remain in it.
admin Oct 04, 2012
Ahhh... Thanks.
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