Hi, I have broken my left toe, doctor says I might need a surgery as the bone is broken in multiple pieces...
I am due to go back to work on Monday,I think I will have to stay away from UK for a while before I can go back on a plane.
What's the best procedure in this situation? post a sick note from here?
Thanks in advance for any help
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injuried abroad
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demon
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Re: injuried abroad
no fax it to your manager or email him a copy
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arnold cheshire
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Re: injuried abroad
they wont let you on a plane with a broken toe ??? bull ....BTS wrote:Hi, I have broken my left toe, doctor says I might need a surgery as the bone is broken in multiple pieces...
I am due to go back to work on Monday,I think I will have to stay away from UK for a while before I can go back on a plane.
What's the best procedure in this situation? post a sick note from here?
Thanks in advance for any help
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dvbuk55
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Re: injuried abroad
That's probably the lamest excuse I've ever heard.BTS wrote:Hi, I have broken my left toe, doctor says I might need a surgery as the bone is broken in multiple pieces...
I am due to go back to work on Monday,I think I will have to stay away from UK for a while before I can go back on a plane.
What's the best procedure in this situation? post a sick note from here?
Thanks in advance for any help
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Stormproof
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Re: injuried abroad
Nice and sunny on the beach is it 
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
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
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BTS
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Re: injuried abroad
I have been talking with the Airline CS and they may refuse me on the plane with a cast/splint, since I had a micro surgery done I prefer the Surgeon will give the final opinion if fit to go back to work rather than a generic NHS practitioner.dvbuk55 wrote:That's probably the lamest excuse I've ever heard.BTS wrote:Hi, I have broken my left toe, doctor says I might need a surgery as the bone is broken in multiple pieces...
I am due to go back to work on Monday,I think I will have to stay away from UK for a while before I can go back on a plane.
What's the best procedure in this situation? post a sick note from here?
Thanks in advance for any help
Not so sunny like in UKStormproof wrote:Nice and sunny on the beach is it
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dvbuk55
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Re: injuried abroad
BTS wrote:Not so sunny like in UKdvbuk55 wrote:That's probably the lamest excuse I've ever heard.BTS wrote:Hi, I have broken my left toe, doctor says I might need a surgery as the bone is broken in multiple pieces...
I am due to go back to work on Monday,I think I will have to stay away from UK for a while before I can go back on a plane.
What's the best procedure in this situation? post a sick note from here?
Thanks in advance for any help
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Straight4ward
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Re: injuried abroad
Those nice people at ATOS will now set out to prove that you are, in fact, right footed.
An injury to a left toe will then be deemed not to be an impediment to carrying out your duties.
An injury to a left toe will then be deemed not to be an impediment to carrying out your duties.
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