Quick Answer
Medical restrictions and return-to-work decisions must be followed as documented. If you have concerns, you may raise them through the appropriate process, but restrictions remain in effect until formally changed by the treating medical provider and reviewed by HR.
What to Do
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Follow the current medical restrictions as written.
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Share concerns with HR.
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If appropriate, consult your treating medical provider for clarification or updated guidance.
Important Reminders
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You may not self-modify or ignore restrictions.
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Supervisors cannot override medical documentation.
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Updated restrictions or releases must be provided in writing.
Why This Matters
Restrictions are issued to protect your recovery, coworkers, and workplace safety. Following the process ensures decisions are based on medical guidance, not assumptions.

