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Had a TKR in September and am currently on sick leave, I've worked at the firm for 31 yrs and had no contact for ten months of them,not even wage slips,my other knee is not good im 63 and will not be able to return to my old job as its manual lifting and will be too much,there is no light duties so could anyone help with my situation, should i inform them i cant psyhically do my old job,could they pay me up on medical grounds? Thanx.
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Hi @paulno1
I'm wondering if one of our members, @janer1967, may be able to offer you some advice on this.
Have you had an assessment from an occupational therapist?
Did you have any reasonable adjustments at work?
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Work more or less will wash their hands of me unless im 100% which i will never be again,they will put me on a job i m not able to do anymore they will send me home till im fit again.0
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Hi there
You need to get hold of a copy of the company policy relating to medical dismissal
Some companies pay compensation for this but it isn't a legal requirement so check what your company do
It's not good they have had no contact with you over this time
Are you still getting paid if so then don't do anything while they are paying you
If not then I would contact them and arrange a meeting to discuss your future options with them
Are you in a pension and if so maybe eligible for ill health retirement though it is very hard to evidence your eligibility
Do you claim any benefits or would you be eligible based on your situation
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My SSP has run out,they never informed me,no payslips sent to me,had to ask for SSP1 form to claim ESA,just waiting for Freepost envelope from DWP to send to them,i asked work why i wasnt told SSP had run out but was met with deaf ears from HT,will keep sending sick notes through as im only 7 weeks post op after Total Knee Replacement.0
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OK
As advised find out the policy for long term absence and medical dismissal and see what your options are
You will typically be referred to oh so they can determine your fitness for any type of work or adjustments. You say there are non but this is process normally followed . If no alternative they will recommend medical dismissal1
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