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cranky_granny
2 years agoMember
Old habits die hard
When am I going to learn to say no I have to try and remember I don’t owe my employers my health/ sanity had the scans blood test and see oncology tomorrow morning. Get an email and text from the bo...
GorgyS
2 years agoMember
Although I work for a 'good' organization, I checked my rights before requesting to work from home after six months on personal/sick leave. I like to do things by the book. All the information I found is on the BCNA website: Employers' Legal Rights and Responsibilities (bcna.org.au). I even sent this link to our HR and my manager. I politely say 'NO' when I need time off for treatments. I also requested a detailed work plan with progress updates. Seriously, how can anyone think that we would rather go for treatment than work as 'normal people'.? @cranky_granny Please say 'NO' without hesitation or feeling down because of it. I have learned this and am still learning. So far, I have great understanding by my employer.