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It’s hard to anticipate how people will react or respond to the disclosure of a cancer diagnosis. Even the reaction of someone who is well-intended might not be the right one for you at that moment.
Read MoreFind out what you need to know about how your cancer history may affect you on the job and how to take full advantage of the protections afforded to you under the law.
Read More Returning to Work After Cancer TreatmentDealing with cancer in the workplace can present challenges for the person who is ill, as well as their colleagues and supervisors at work.
Download TipsHaving a plan can help restore your sense of control and leave your with more energy to cope with the rest of the process.
Read MoreOnce you’ve developed a treatment strategy, you’ll want to focus on getting back to business. The same organizational skills you’ve honed on the job are key to making the process run smoothly.
Read MoreTo decrease the time and energy you spend on your clothes, create a work uniform. Find a basic “look” that suits you professionally and physically.
Read MoreA common fear for people returning to the same job or company following a cancer diagnosis is that they will be seen as someone who had cancer, and it will hold them back.
Read MoreReasonable accommodations can be helpful whether you’re working through treatment or returning to work after taking some time off.
Read MoreLearning to set boundaries on the job might enable you to decline certain requests. Although it may be difficult to say no, figuring out how can make you a better employee.
Read MoreIf you plan to continue working while undergoing treatment, you can make the process easier by planning, preparing, and communicating with your employer and coworkers.
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