Managing safety in your workplace
Common Questions and Answers about Managing safety in your workplace
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I don't know how you come off at work, but here is how you sound in this post (the parts in parentheses).
"I was hired on with the ones that are now under me. I do feel like this is alot of the issue." (You couldn't be creating this, it is the others' fault for not adjusting to you in a slightly elevated role.) "Still the feedback I am getting from my manager is that I come off as Consending and make them feel be-little.
My sugar values have remained non-diabetic since 2007 despite my medication doses being cut in half in 2009 thanks to frequent episodes of low blood sugar caused by the medication. I can't persuade my family doctor to give me a test to see whether I'm still diabetic unless I lose weight first, but I believe that I'm unnecessarily destroying my digestive tract by popping pills when I don't need to. What are my options?
I've been managing okay. I try to do styles that will last atleast 4 days. And I try try try to wash my hair atleast once a week although it almost never happens. I dont know how I'm going to manage when the baby comes.
Are you seeing a physician or therapist about this? Perhaps there's help available for you.
I think the best thing to do is let it go. You sound like your in a much better state of mind with true friends now. It's sad that your previous co workers did'nt support you, but this can happen. Thinking about getting revenge will only set you back and you don't want that. You've moved on, your happy and that's what's important.
Its not special treatment, its the managers legal obligation to make aure that you and your baby are safe in the workplace. They cant tell you not to go to the bathroom or tjat your not working hard enough coz you dont lift heavy boxes,, that all comes under discrimination. Im 26weeks this tuesday and its hard enough coping with working and being pregs without your boss being hard on you.
Many people are dealing with their own depression and issues, so know you're not alone in the workplace. Has someone said or done something to make you feel like you're being labeled in a negative way? Most people are very understanding when it comes to depression, and would like to help but just don't know how, or even what to say. Others may not understand, and it's really not their fault.
You also do not want to lose your job and you must worry about your flat and your child. So whenevr you see this allow yourself to let go of the times you hesitated in doing anything. You were smart in asking for help. I also want you then to let go of the times you almost gave in or entertaoned doing it and had to tell convince yourself that you may not be an unreliable provider for your child. How does the boss feel about you and/or treat you? How long have you worked for him?
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH THE PERSON THAT WROTE TO U, GET WITH THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO SEE WHATS GOING ON WITH YOUR BUILDING OR LEAVE, YOUR HEALTH IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THAT.
I just found out that I lost my work today because I cannot stay well in a workplace that has clorox, paint, polyurethane, bacteria, with NO return air. I am in a very specialized field--I teach newly arrived refugees from Burma, Africa, etc. tospeak English.
It may be too late, but is there any kind of mask I could get and still teach--I guess, however, that it would have to cover nose, mouth and eyes--maybe I coul wear it half the time. I need/love the work.
Can a person have elevated ammonia in bloodstream from an environmental exposure? And what would the symptoms be?
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