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Yes, an employer can change your job and cut your pay after you return to work from a work injury, but this typically depends on the terms of your employment agreement and local labor laws. If the modifications are due to a legitimate business need or your ability to perform certain tasks, they may be legally permissible. However, if the changes are retaliatory or discriminatory in nature, you may have grounds for a legal claim. It's advisable to consult with a legal expert or HR representative to understand your rights in your specific situation.

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