Answer honestly.
"I want to return (to) " - Quiro regresar a /Quiero volver a "I want to return (this)" - Quiero devolver esto
It depends on what you do for work. If you do desk work, then you could return that day or the next. If you do a lot of manual labor, gripping, power tools etc.. you may want to wait a couple of days.
Because when people work they get something in return. whether it is money or good or services. And if you want to survive on your own. you must work to get things that you need to survive.
type in 1 Nine times when in diplomacy and what you want. you must offer something in return or it will not work. it does not work with luxeries or resources.
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You return to work the day after your sick note ends
No Return statement in VB programming
No, a doctor can't MAKE you do anything. He, or she, can, however, give you a release stating that you are physically capable of returning to work, and put that days date on it. If you were to return to work some number of weeks later, there is a very good chance they would want to see that release. Good luck.
Yes, but you may want to wait until 1 or 2 weeks after your symptoms disappear and wash your hands regularly when you do.
To return to what you were doing before you asked this question would be a return to something else. To return home after work is to come back home after work. To return a book to the library is to bring a book back to the library.
It takes approximately three weeks to return to work after an adult tonsillectomy.
I want to return my bed I ordered April 18, 2010