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Old 02-13-2013, 06:57 PM #1
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Default Job position change

I was injured at work and have since seen several doctors. One of which was a neuro-psychologist for an assessment. That Dr found several deficiencies and the recommendations mean I can no longer perform the job I was hired for. My foremen has advised when I return to work tomorrow I must work in the parts room. Not in my job description and there is no position open there. Basically I think they do not know what to do with me and this is their best idea of trying to meet the law. Any opinions would be appreciated.
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