Still a bad day but glad I have a reasonable boss.
bobbyger
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Still in pain but as the topic says, I have an understanding boss.
I was really struggling with work today (lots of walking and stairs), my boss saw this and gave me the afternoon off.
I was just wondering how many of you have bosses just as understanding as it does make things a lot easier.
They have also informed me that after my next Op (12 weeks in plaster to look forward to) I will be able to move to an office above ground and only work half days if necessary.
Rob
I was really struggling with work today (lots of walking and stairs), my boss saw this and gave me the afternoon off.
I was just wondering how many of you have bosses just as understanding as it does make things a lot easier.
They have also informed me that after my next Op (12 weeks in plaster to look forward to) I will be able to move to an office above ground and only work half days if necessary.
Rob
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Hi
That is fantastic......it must take a load of your mind knowing that you have a boss like that. I'm self employed so that doesnt apply.
I'm on team at church which involves a lot of standing and walking but the lad in charge of it has had 2 knee replacements so he understands and keeps an eye on me and if he thinks I'm struggling gives me easier jobs that week.
Love
Hileena0 -
In my experience, few bosses are understanding of the demands of arthritis I think it's inexcusable in this day and age and makes me want to jump on my soapbox and try to change attitudes. Big up to your boss though and I'm glad you have one of the decent, understanding ones,0
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I have a brilliant boss, caring, concerned, understanding, doesn't mind how much time I take off - self-employment has much to recommend it. I think, bobbyger, you are in the minority if you have a boss that responds to your difficulites in such a positive and thoughtful way. You are very, very lucky. Healthy people don't understand what we are up against, but why should they? I wish you well with your operation - 12 weeks in plaster will come to an end as time has this annoying habit of passing. I hope the benefit will be worth it. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0
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What a lovely boss you have, I think as dd said you must be one of the lucky few.
Makes your effort more worthwhile.
take care
juliepf x0 -
I run my own business. However, the staff have been wonderful ever since I have been diagnosed (as my partner, who is also my business partner).
Best wishes,
Kevin.0
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