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April 17th, 2010

I have got jaundice second time in 1 year. this time it is declared as hepatitis A with anti HAV 0.2 (should be greater that 1.1). I have been advised to take food precaution for long time. Currently I am working in Pune. My office has a branch in my hometown also. I want to apply for transfer on this basis. Suggest me whether it is a right basis for transfer or not.

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Deepak Anvekar

replied April 29th, 2011

Hello and welcome to e health forum.

Transfer from a job to a different location, for health reasons could be valid.

You might consult with your HR manager for proper information regarding your companies policies.

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