I started my blog when I got laid off
right after maternity leave too.
Not exact matches
The government had initially planned to extend statutory
maternity pay (SMP) from 39 to 52 weeks at the same time as increasing paternity
rights, which will allow parents to share up to six months parental
leave after the baby's first six months.
Elaine helps moms return to normal life
after returning from
maternity leave, and that includes teaching moms about their
rights to pump at work.
Robin Kaplan: As if returning to work
after maternity leave isn't difficult enough, dealing with an employer who's less than supportive of your pumping
rights can definitely add an unnecessary stress.
If you need to go back to work
after maternity leave or have some other reason to begin weaning at this time, however, it can work well with the
right plan.
You may not need expressing equipment
right now; however, you'll probably look into it more when you return to working
after maternity leave.
You feel that you are on top of everything and ready to return to work
after maternity leave with confidence and you will be willingly welcomed back by your colleagues and employers,
right?
Nothing has to be decided
right now, but it's smart to allow yourselves plenty of time to discuss what you can afford; whether you'll both keep your current work hours
after maternity / paternity
leave; whether one of you would like to return to work or stay home; what childcare options you'd like to research; and more.
After three months of
maternity leave, I had gone back to work, and things just didn't feel
right.
Although I'm pregnant
right now due to go on
maternity leave in around 12 weeks — so I'm feeling this post will definitely apply to me when I return to work
after that!
Of course, the
right to be able to compel your employer to take you back on the same or similar basis to that on which you worked originally (presumably subject to some caveats) is a concept we should be familiar with given the existing protections around returning
after maternity leave etc..
The employee has the legal
right to be returned to the position she held prior to the
maternity leave, and if that position no longer exists
after the
leave, to a «comparable» position.