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new job
10-26-2007, 01:30 PM
Post: #6
RE: new job
Remember if a doctor has you off work - then there is a reason behind that - and if you can work a part time job - then why does he have you off work? The first thing you need to do is discuss the situation about the job over with your doctor. Make sure about your restrictions and get them in writing. If you are then able to work and stay within those restrictions then by all means go for it.

I think there is a difference between having a part time job prior to the injury and starting one after the injury. I am not trying to sound mean or anything just being realistic and this is the way an IC or an employer may look it as well.

So if your PT job allows you to sit and answer phones for 4 hours, then why can't you do the same for your employer that you got injured at? (This is just an example since I don't know what type of part time job you got)

Ok done being the devil's advocate here. I wish you luck on your part time job, but please do check things out as they may really compromise your healing process that the doctor has planned for you.
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