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Old 05-18-2013, 11:13 AM #1
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Default Question about WC and Returning to Work

I have a question. If one takes leave to file a WC claim, and is denied then the appeal is denied, can one return to their original place of work?

Would a denied claim, leave one suspect to perform the job that they were doing? Would the employer ask them to not return to work?

Anyone have any experiences with a denied WC claim and a return to work?
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