By: farout07
6/10/2009
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| If a doctor gave you a medical certificate for 5 days off sick leave, do you take it, or go back to work after 2 days? |
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By: ill_be_back@rocketmail.com
7/10/2009
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If a doctor gave you a medical certificate for 5 days off sick leave, do you take it, or go back to work after 2 days?
The employer is legally bound to observe the time as shown on the medical certificate if it states you are incapable of doing your job for the five days. Not doing so could potentially place the employer at risk should you be injured again during the five day period. |
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By: sandpants66
7/10/2009
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| i would take the 5! unless your employer treats you exceptionally well |
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By: kevin310184
18/10/2009
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| ill be back ,,,,,,, is right you may need to go back to you dr to write anither med cert stating you ca return to work earlier |
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By: ill_be_back@rocketmail.com
18/10/2009
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you may need to go back to you dr to write anither med cert stating you ca return to work earlier
My point was that an employer who ignored the instructions of a duly qualified medical professional could well end up in heap big trouble, unless as you point out, there is a subsequent certificate cancelling out all or part of the earlier one. |
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