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Old 02-24-2011, 12:23 PM #25
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he has not adjusted to a full duty job, he is doing a light or reduced duty job. that is not something that any employer will let you do for longer than a certain time period.
He is doing a light duty version of his previous VERY PHYSICAL job. There are MANY jobs that are sedentary or not physically challenging, so he wouldn't require a 'light duty' version of them.
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