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ATOS return to work plan

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I do not want to go into specifics but do Royal Mail have to abide by ATOS's recommendations for a return to work?

(Reduced round/hours basically)

Or can RM force a postman back to normal duties.
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Re: ATOS return to work plan

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ATOS recommendations are only advice and management don't have to take that advice apparently. Whats the point eh :arrrghhh
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Re: ATOS return to work plan

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Pat Ostman wrote:I do not want to go into specifics but do Royal Mail have to abide by ATOS's recommendations for a return to work?

(Reduced round/hours basically)

Or can RM force a postman back to normal duties.
At my place,what is recommended goes,they know better than to try to have us over.
While i realise Stormproof has had hers ignored,it aint right.
You are sent to ATOS to get a back to work plan,end off!

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Re: ATOS return to work plan

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Thanks for the advice you two. We shall see what they try to do next week.

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Re: ATOS return to work plan

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Stormproof wrote:ATOS recommendations are only advice and management don't have to take that advice apparently. Whats the point eh :arrrghhh
Correct and if your managers are like mine they keep send you back to Atos hoping that they will get one of their quacks to right a reprt that they want to hear.
I'm currently waiting for Atossers to send me for a face to face for the 5th time.What a feckin joke these lot are. :roll:
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Re: ATOS return to work plan

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General Mannerheim wrote:
Stormproof wrote:ATOS recommendations are only advice and management don't have to take that advice apparently. Whats the point eh :arrrghhh
Correct and if your managers are like mine they keep send you back to Atos hoping that they will get one of their quacks to right a reprt that they want to hear.
I'm currently waiting for Atossers to send me for a face to face for the 5th time.What a feckin joke these lot are. :roll:
Yep I got re-referred because apparently the ATOS report was too 'vague'. Whilst I was waiting my GP signed me off anyway because she said they probably would'nt take any notice of what was written on a Fit Note and my injury would more than likely get worse. Going to go through it all again when I go back because I know my leg muscles are knackered for a while and not strong enough for delivery or stairs.
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets


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