100% award letter, Government job
I was just diagnosed 100% disabled for bi polar disorder. The issue is I was just hired to work for the post office about 2 weeks before I received my award letter. do I need to quit my brand new job?
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If you can do the work at the post office, why quit?
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chicagobob25726 wrote:100% BI POLAR HOW CAN YOU DO THE JOB??? Plus 1
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100% bipolar - You'd make a great stupidvisor for the Postal Service. Seriously though working for the Postal Service is normally a very high stress job. It's in your best interest to resign.
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I say if you can do the job, continue to do it. What did your dr say when you told him you were going to work for the post office?
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Resign Now, Good Luck,SSG Lawrence90 SCIU Appeal Pending
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I would resign. I was rated 100% for schizophrenia and I left my Federal position. I'm not sure nor have I seen it any guidance but I've been receiving feedback that 100% mental health cannot work....
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dont quit tell your VSO and see if you can handle working for the post office. they will not try to reduce your benifit unless you are gainfully employed for a year. Then if in a year if your still...
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You should tell the USPS about it too. When you applied....did they ask about your mental health? On an application? I am sure they did. Everyone is out for the money grab. Do what is right...never...
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A very slippery slope, if you can work you will probably loose the 100% eventually, especially if you are not P&T and subject to reexaminations.
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