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Reviewed by the Learn Injury Law editorial team Your workplace injury has healed enough that you're back at work, or healing, or dealing with the aftermath. But something else is happening alongside the physical recovery. Your boss stopped mentioning you for promotions. You got demoted. Your hours shifted