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"I hope to be back for the weekend," said Carden. "My back injury is hopefully in the past now, but this viral infection has really taken it out of me. ...
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I am on a Personal leave of absense from my job, because of a back injury that occurred at work?
Q. I hurt my back last December on the job. I informed my manager at the time and continued to do my job as we were in the middle of a remodel. Recently my Area Manager threatened to fire me if called in or left early because of my back one more time. I told him that this injury happened at work last December. He suggested that I take a leave to get my life in order. I'm seriously looking into changing careers. I would like to know my rights in this situation.
Asked by Denise - Tue Jun 26 00:06:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless you filed a Worker's Comp. claim (not just informing your manager...did your manager fill out any paperwork for a work related claim? They should have, but may not have if you did not insist) at the time of the injury and received immediate medical attention afterwards, it will be very difficult to pursue a claim now and prove that the injury is work related, especially as you continued to work your regular job with no medical restrictions after the the alleged injury. You could contact your local Bar Association and get a list of personal injury/Worker's Comp. (many States have limits on Worker's Comp. claims) lawyers that take cases on a contingency fee basis. Be ready with the facts and any documentation at your initial… [cont.]
Answered by bottleblondemama - Tue Jun 26 00:31:57 2007
Q. I hurt my back last December on the job. I informed my manager at the time and continued to do my job as we were in the middle of a remodel. Recently my Area Manager threatened to fire me if called in or left early because of my back one more time. I told him that this injury happened at work last December. He suggested that I take a leave to get my life in order. I'm seriously looking into changing careers. I would like to know my rights in this situation.
Asked by Denise - Tue Jun 26 00:06:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless you filed a Worker's Comp. claim (not just informing your manager...did your manager fill out any paperwork for a work related claim? They should have, but may not have if you did not insist) at the time of the injury and received immediate medical attention afterwards, it will be very difficult to pursue a claim now and prove that the injury is work related, especially as you continued to work your regular job with no medical restrictions after the the alleged injury. You could contact your local Bar Association and get a list of personal injury/Worker's Comp. (many States have limits on Worker's Comp. claims) lawyers that take cases on a contingency fee basis. Be ready with the facts and any documentation at your initial… [cont.]
Answered by bottleblondemama - Tue Jun 26 00:31:57 2007
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