Patient asks
What happens next?
Your lifting restriction was set by your clinician and your employer agreed to it. It was not put into practice on the floor. The next step is for your employer to actually assign you only to work within your 7 kg limit — and to show that it happened.
Current status
Accepted restriction NOT carried into floor operations. Obligation open and overdue on the floor.
Timing / delay
Delay elapsed: from Day 4 (first non-compliant assignment) through Day 39 (incident).
What matters now
Responsible party or process
Economic consequence
Demonstrable avoidable cost: $17,500 (fixed, already incurred). Prospective exposure continues while the obligation stays open.
No dollar figure is surfaced for this question at this perspective.
Next action
Relevant beneficiary
Evidence (3)
E1 · Work-restriction note
verifiedDay 0, 10:42
Signed restriction: no lifting over 7 kg, 6 weeks, copy to employer HR.
E3 · Email reply from HR
verifiedDay 0, 14:19
HR email acknowledging receipt and stating intent to accommodate.
E5 · Shift task-assignment sheet
verifiedDay 4, 06:00 (recurring)
Shift assignment sheet — palletizing 20–25 kg, no modified-duty flag.
Boundary
This explains what the record shows about your restriction. It is not medical advice about your recovery.
Authority boundary
May inspect the obligation and relevant evidence.
Limit: Does not adjudicate clinical correctness, employer attribution, or verified employer savings.
Actions not available to this participant (9)
- accept
- verify
- assign
- escalate
- determine
- approve
- adjudicate
- close
- recover
Where evidence is insufficient
When evidence does not establish whether execution occurred, say so directly.