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Old 02-03-2015, 07:51 AM #1
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Default Returning to work guidance
Hi-

Can someone give me some guidance on returning to work? I was injured in a car accident Nov 2014. I suffer from PCS symptoms. Can I lose my job if I stay on STD. Does my employer have to work with me on a reduced hour schedule? If my doc releases me and I can't do it what happens? My employer pays for my STD will I lose that if I am let go. I do not have FMLA protection as I only had the job six months before the accident. Any advice would be appreciated as I am very stressed about this and do not know how to navigate working.
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