Is my work making me sick??
154964
Sounds like it, but if you want to be sure enough for a lawsuit, you might want to talk to a lawyer
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When I really think about it all of my bad days in work have been down to b) colleagues:\n\nAnnoying colleagues who drop you in it so you look bad and/or have to work overtime \nColleagues who make stupid or sexist remarks. \nManagers who take praise for your work and blame you when their own projects go wrong. \n\nThose things have caused me so much grief that I have felt sick at the thought of going in the next day. Normally I deal with it by quitting. More recently I have decided to raise these issues with management. That brings me on to my final point:\n\nMy bosses's perception of me even though he's never spoken to me or seen my work. This is important because this decides whether or not you are going to get a pay rise.\n\nSo bad colleagues affect everything on your list. Remove the annoying people and work would be great.
1027383
Yuckkkkkkkkkkkk!!!\nyou are Sickkkkkkkkkkkk!!!
196430
vomitting due to drugs taken during the dental work
480531
im not sure but it sounds normal. i mean ur sick so you'd need vitamins and those other nutritious stuff rite?
399783
Absolutely not. I strongly encourage you to get a hold of OSHA as soon as possible. Don't forget where those drugs are ending up by dumping them down the drain. The employer is 100% responsible for the safety of his staff and the animals that are in his care. If anyone gets sick because of the exposure to radiation, he is criminally responsible, infact, he is criminally responsible for the dumping of drugs down the drain. This veterinary clinic needs to be reported for illegal practices as soon as possible. Don't let your health be compromised by a vet who seems to be too cheap to properly equip his employees with the proper gear needed. Remember, this is your life, don't let someone else decide if you will get sick or not.
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Your health is being endangered. Contact OSHA and make a complaint. See http://www.osha.gov/as/opa/worker/complain.html
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i dunno really, sounds like you could be. Does it happen when you use anything else? i think that perhaps if you do keep using it you should do like a test or something to see how long you can stand the smell with out being sick. I'm not being disgusting its just the fact that if you are sick then you no that u are allergic, but if your no then u no that there is something you can do to prevent it. You could use a fan or something whilst using the spray?\nhope this helps. xx
530617
I would email you but the postman in our area is on sick leave these days. And he had got a high fever too. As soon as he reports to work I'll email you. Until then take good care of yourself :)
43076
YOUR SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
515171
I say you are cheating your employer either way. If you have a job, do it to the best of your ability. If you need to adjust your off time so that you can be mentally and physically more alert at work, do so. Don't sleep on the job. That is robbery. Don't say you are sick and go home. That is lying. Perhaps be honest and say that you had a long night and don't feel you can do justice to the job right now, and see what your boss says. If you get a lecture, so be it. \n\nMaybe you need a different job.
2768
I very much doubt it- sounds like you have flu or the like.  It would be best to get checked out by your doctor.
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could be that there is dust accumulating in your office. Try dusting your work area and your computer. Sometimes it's working with all the paperwork. Sometimes it releases a little powder that is most likely to make you sneeze, especially if the paper is old. I had that problem when I would worked with old files or lots of paperwork. Also check to see if you're not allergic to any plants that might be around the office.
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I am ill. I hope this helps!
124059
I think you should definately talk to your doctor. You should be able to concentrate and finish your work. You shouldn't feel sick when you yawn.
361543
Sounds like something you need to discuss with your doctor.  Your employer may require something from the doc stating your health does not prevent you from performing the job duties required  of you.
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I was on the other side of your situation. I am allergic to certain types of perfume. A co-worker of mine came into work wearing the type I am allergic too. (It smelled really bad but that's another story). I told her I was allergic to it and she said she wouldn't wear it any more. I figured issue over. Two days later I came to work and she was spraying herself with it in her office which is next door to mine. I ended up spending about five hours in the hospital and couldn't work for three days because my reaction was so severe. She is a pretty horrible person and my employer told her that if she couldn't be sensitive to those around her she would be looking for alternate employment. She didn't do it again but for it to come to that was really sad. It really changed our relationship and her relationship with our other co-workers. She knowingly made me sick and that's really inexcusible. \n\nAs far as your situation goes, maybe it is your perfume and maybe it isn't, but why would you want to risk making someone else sick. You may be getting annoyed, but she's sick... which is worse. I would suggest you don't wear the perfume to work that way it can't be your fault and she has nothing to blame you for. Wear it in your free time when you won't be around her.\n\nAllergies are unpleasant enough as it is, you shouldn't have to argue with co-workers to do the right thing. If you were allergic to peanuts would you want her coming into your office and eating peanut butter while sitting on your desk. No. The workplace is a place filled with annoyances, what makes us good people is learning to think of others before we think of ourselves and always try to do the right thing.\n\nProbably not what you wanted to hear, but I think you're being incredibly selfish and inconsiderate.