Post by awshucks on Jan 10, 2008 9:19:24 GMT -5
Research your state's work comp laws. If a tradesman is injured on the job and can no longer be a carpenter, plumber or pipefitter, or whatever, does he/she have to buy ladders and scoffolding to take to a hearing to show they can no longer use them? Does a laborer w/ bad /ruined back have to get a 90# jackhammer to prove he/she can't use it anymore?
I'm willing to bet the hole in a donut that somewhere along the line on the above a Dr opinion counts once you've reached MMI [max medical improvement], another judgement call on his part.
Sounds like the lady ADA coordinator is giving you a wheel chair w/ square wheels, lol. Maybe she belongs to WSSA? Aren't there others in that state?
I'm totally opposed to the healthy taking advantage of dis permits, btw, but this is ridiculous.
I'm willing to bet the hole in a donut that somewhere along the line on the above a Dr opinion counts once you've reached MMI [max medical improvement], another judgement call on his part.
Sounds like the lady ADA coordinator is giving you a wheel chair w/ square wheels, lol. Maybe she belongs to WSSA? Aren't there others in that state?
I'm totally opposed to the healthy taking advantage of dis permits, btw, but this is ridiculous.