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17/07/2018 at 17:59

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Off with anxiety for second time in 2 years, been there 5 years. They are wanting me to go to their Dr and give permission to look at my Med records. Been on anxiety/depression tablets 5 times in past 10 years In total. Can they dismiss me for not telling them when joined?  

What are my rights? 

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@sherlock3d... I'm not sure where you are based but don't see how and why you should be dismissed. No company as far as I know is allowed to dismiss you on medical grounds! 

If they have known about your medical problem from the commencement of your employment, then I don't see what they are querying. 

Perhaps mention this to your own Doctor also, and find out more! 

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