Work & bullying

Afternoon,

My husband has been living with PD for 7 years now, and manages to work full time as a salesman. He has done the job his whole life and is good at it.

This year he has told his employer as he didn’t want to feel as though he was hiding his diagnosis from everyone any more.

In short, his boss is a total arse. He seems to be picking fault with every single thing my husband does, and doesn’t make any sort of allowances for his illness.

We are trying to think of some reasonable adjustments, but my husband feels this could be like holding a red rag to a bull, and will be lose his job very quickly.

Any advice, or adjustments that people have round really helpful would be fantastic

TIA

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