I plan on having surgery in October and I will be using FMLA for the time I’m out of work. I’m all stressed about turning in the paperwork to my boss. I know it won’t stay private. I just don’t want to deal with their judgements. How do you deal with this?
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The best defense is a good offense. Better to come from you first than through the rumor mill and have to clear up the untrue gossip. I let a lot of people know why I was going to be gone. In some
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The paperwork does not have to reveal the nature of the surgery does it? It should only state that you need approximately X time off for surgery and recovery, expected date of return, restrictions, et
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You can ask your doctor not to put the surgery name on the paperwork. Legally, your HR/boss (whomever handles the paperwork) cannot speak about the surgery even if it is written. If they do, you can s
