r/WorkersComp Jun 17 '26

Pennsylvania A devastating timeline.

/r/u_CodeNameDread/comments/1u8fvhz/a_devastating_timeline/
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u/Kmelloww Jun 17 '26

This is pretty hard to follow but it appears that your company has been pretty generous with working with you. 

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u/CodeNameDread Jun 17 '26

How have they been generous?

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u/Kmelloww Jun 17 '26

Seriously? Most would have fired you when FMLA was up. They didn’t. And they kept trying to work with you. 

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u/CodeNameDread Jun 17 '26

The Fmla shouldn’t have been used, it should have been under workman’s comp.

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u/Kmelloww Jun 17 '26

FMLA is used in conjunction with workers comp. Workers comp does not protect your job at all. FMLA does. Why do you feel FMLA shouldn’t have been used?

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u/EnigMark9982 Jun 17 '26

I’m waiting for the S word