Yep, safety is not a joke and here in Australia it is strictly manager; there's little room for compromise as you can see. Today that chap made a choice to arrive unprepared and ended the day with no job - maybe he'll learn his lesson, maybe not.
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Usually for irresponsible people such things come as a shock. He will be more responsible from now on. I'm sure about it.
I think so, and hope so for his sake.
Also, I forgot to say, I'm not a gamer so don't really understand that whole thing very well.
Basically I manage people who work in the cold and I try to keep them alive. Sometimes they have to work in the cold or they don't do what I want them to do. Then they get frostbite and I have to amputate their arms and then I tell them to stay at home but they commit suicide because they think they are useless that way.
It sounds like a gruesome game. I wonder what a real life version might be like?
I don't want to know the answer to something like this. I hope no one else experiences this. It's better to keep it as a game. That's why even in the game I try to protect all my people from everything.
Yep, I think it's best left as a game.