Ok, here is the situation.
A guy almost 50 is a supervisor at a place that makes paper products. He gets into a non-life-threatening car accident and hurts his back pretty bad.
He has residual pain, now limiting his work ability. He is non-union. It is unclear if this back pain is lifetime, but so far, it's been months. He has worked for this place just shy of ten years.
Is he at risk of losing his job?
My guy and I had the biggest debate about this the other night. My standpoint is he will eventually lose his job if the pain continues to hamper his ability to lift.
A guy almost 50 is a supervisor at a place that makes paper products. He gets into a non-life-threatening car accident and hurts his back pretty bad.
He has residual pain, now limiting his work ability. He is non-union. It is unclear if this back pain is lifetime, but so far, it's been months. He has worked for this place just shy of ten years.
Is he at risk of losing his job?
My guy and I had the biggest debate about this the other night. My standpoint is he will eventually lose his job if the pain continues to hamper his ability to lift.
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