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Oc Health say I'm unfit to work
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Just looking for an answer to what can I do as my employer is saying I'm unfit to work. As I had an appointment with an occupational health doctor a couple of days ago and he has said that I am unfit to work in my current job (warehouse work). He has said that I would be fit to work if my employer stick me in an office just sat down as this shouldn't affect me as much.But I don't think my employer will do this. I have been at the company for six and a half years and I believe that my injury was caused by the company. Just wondering where I stand legally as I'm stressing as I've only got one wage coming into the household and I've got a wife to support as well. Best regards and thanks in advance. Sorry if its probably sited in the wrong section.
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You are entitled to sick pay.Be Alert..........Britain needs lerts.0
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Even if I've already had three occasions of sickness in the last ten months. My employer only pays one or two occasions. I really want to work like.0
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If your employer wont pay sick pay then you are entitled to ssp.Be Alert..........Britain needs lerts.0
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You may also be able to make a claim against the company if their negligence caused your injuries.Be Alert..........Britain needs lerts.0
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