If my leg is injured in the line of duty, can I request the organization to be transferred to a unit

Hello, this depends on the specific situation, if it is a group company of the same enterprise, it must be possible, and the procedures are simple, and the leader can sign and agree. If it is an agency or a public institution, it may not be able to be transferred, mainly first, if the leg injury does not cause disability, you can still go to work normally after recuperation. Second, considering the overall situation, you may not get a reply if you apply.

Third, the transfer between different units is cumbersome, and it is not enough for the leaders of the units to agree, but also for the other unit to be willing to accept it, and for the organization department or even the principal leaders at the city or district level to agree. Therefore, it is easy for enterprises to be transferred, but it is not easy for public institutions to be transferred.

Whether the organization agrees or not, it's up to them to get their chances. Take the initiative to apply yourself, and explain all the reasons for the need to transfer when applying. I'm sure the organization will think about it seriously.

Yes, isn't it time to pay attention to humanized management, and you apply for the unit to study your next step according to your actual situation and work expertise. You can also recommend yourself according to your work ability and strengths, propose the unit or department you want to go to, and then communicate with the relevant leaders.

That's perfectly fine with your request. But. It must be that your employer does have jobs for you close to home, and if not?

The workplace can't and can't do anything about it. But because you are injured in the line of duty, you can apply for a negotiation with the organization. Well, come and I have a job that meets your living conditions.

According to your account, if such a situation arises, you can of course apply to be transferred to work in a unit closer to home. First of all, after all, you are injured in the line of duty, so you can sincerely apply to the company leader to be transferred to work in a unit close to home, with a sincere attitude, and the general leader will approve it. Good luck and happiness!

Of course. This in itself is within the negotiated terms of workers' compensation.

You can communicate with the unit leader. I'm sure the leaders will agree.

If my leg is injured in the line of duty, can I request the organization to be transferred to a unit close to home?This can be led by the leader, well, properly arranged by you, can be transferred to the unit.

Yes. Since you were injured in the line of duty, I believe that the leader will consider it carefully, and your request is more likely to be approved.

If you are injured because of work, you can apply for a work-related injury, and if it is inconvenient to go to work because of the injury, you can apply to the company's leaders.

Even if you are not injured, you can apply, and the organization will consider it.

You can communicate with the unit leader and trust that the unit leader will be reasonable.

Yes, you can apply. One, after all, it is a work-related injury, and you can apply.

Second, the attitude is sincere, the reasons are clear, and it is convincing.

Third, look at the attitude of the leader and the arrangement of the enterprise.

Fourth, it is still possible if the enterprise is more humane.

It also depends on how you communicate, which is very important.

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