Did your insurance company pay for your treatment?
Were you released from your job because you were unable to perform your work? I ask because an employer cannot be expected to retain an individual if he can't work.
What, you are actually ASKING now? Why not just make some more assumptions so you can feel better about yourself?
Nope, I was not released because I was unable to perform work. IN fact, my lost time from the two operations was only about 8 days over a one year period. They owed me three times that amount in sick days and twice that in vacation. Prior to that, I had only taken two sick days in five years.
Nor did it really have any effect on my workload. True, there was a while where I required a walker, but my ability to do my job (which was mostly computer work) was unaffected.
In fact, they waited until I was fully recovered to let me go, because if they had let me go when I was still using the walker, I'd have probably sued their asses under the ADA.
Again, should have seen this coming, becuase he fired girls when they got pregnant, and people with work related injuries were let go as soon as they recovered. I should have realized what I was dealing with.
Long story short, the aforementioned 20 million dollar account was lost. Most of the people associated with it quit, I expressed an interest in staying on, but they put me in a bullshit position that was an insult to my background. When I failed to quit on my own after that, they waited until I was fully enough recovered, and let me go with a "please don't sue us" bribe.