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Can I be terminated for refusing to do a job separate from my normal duties, because I didn't consider that I was appropriately dressed in shorts and thin shirt to work outside in pouring rain and cold lifting when I have previously damaged my shoulder at work. The Asst. Mgr. Didn't want to hear my explanations, told me to get outside or go home. I refused to go home and went back to my normal work. He failed in his Duty of Care to me and adopted bullying tactics and ultimatums. What recourse do I hsve

If you had a legitimate medical reason not to perform these duties, your supervisor should not have forced you to do it. Whether you can be asked to perform additional duties will depend on your contract of employment and the circumstances of your job. We would need to discuss these specific factors with you to provide a proper answer to your question. Please contact our firm to discuss these issues in further detail and allow us to determine how we can assist you.
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