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IHR being recommended

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Lodgeman
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IHR being recommended

Post by Lodgeman »

The ATOS doctor is recommending to my DOM that I should be retired on ill-health grounds. Any idea on how long it takes after the recommendation is made?
daveyeff
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Post by daveyeff »

it took just a month for the last one to be IHR'd from ours. that was...a month after recommendation. it was a few month up to the recommendation process though.
Pacific
EX ROYAL MAIL
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Post by Pacific »

Two weeks for me from the doctors recommendation
postman nel
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Post by postman nel »

Mine was sorted pretty quick ..however had to wait to officially leave once my sick note expired...quick scary once you leave the business but looking back best thing I did.. :thumbup
PostBoxer
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Post by PostBoxer »

About two weeks for me also, No more early starts, No more bull***t from managers, Happy days :nana
Dorset Plodder
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Post by Dorset Plodder »

Lodgeman wrote:The ATOS doctor is recommending to my DOM that I should be retired on ill-health grounds. Any idea on how long it takes after the recommendation is made?
I suppose the question should be, "Are YOU happy with being retired on Health Grounds"? If you are then No Problem...Good Luck in your new life. :thumbup
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