Would you stop and help people when you see an accident?

I later found out the employees were told under no circumstances to "witness" any customer accidents so they couldnt be part of a lawsuit against the store (and their job) if it came to that. Thats why I didnt return to the store. The chain is out of business today - it was called 'BIG BEAR'.

Wow, that's pretty pathetic! Companies like that, maybe they deserve to go out of business, if that's the way they treat their customers. Yes, I would help people in an accident. You hear stories about people who don't stop, I would want to make sure that the injured people had someone helping them.

it is really sad to here that the store had such an attitude. in fact the store should have a policy designed as to what should be done in the case of an accident and not run away from it. anyway the store would have been in trouble for not putting up the wet floor sign and also for not helping the lady

Yes, the customers made themselves scarce, too, that what I thought was funny. They just didnt want to get involved. One older couple waited for me outside the store and thanked me for helping her. The lady said she had fainted seeing some blood on tnhe floor and her husband brought her out there for air. She said she was so ashamed of herself for letting me be alone helping. I shook their hands and told them all was well.

I'm sorry, just because you are not medically trained gives you an excuse not to help someone. And I am VERY sorry you felt you wasted your time because it took hours to complete an accident report. Next time you called it in and continued on your way. That makes you feel like a hero, huh? What if your simple presense and verbal reassurances to those teenagers that help was there or coming might have prevented further shock within them and less panic or pain? But then, THIS TIME you got where you were going on time, didnt you?