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Old 08-02-2012, 12:53 AM #2
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I have been injured at work and am getting concerned I may be terminated.
I have worked for this company for over a decade. Every employee out more than 180 days has been terminated.

I believe this is allowed by law in the state I live in. If someone could tell me if I get terminated do my WC benefits end? Yes I got an atty. Shortly after my injury my employer got pushy about trying to get me back to work.

Questioned the neuros work restriction and if I really felt that bad.
I am afraid this is a good question for your attorney, as he/she would know how the laws of your state handle this.
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