always wondered

[SSDD]

mothers who breast feed. when you go back out to work do u pump while at work? are employers sensitive to your need for time to do so?

[KFCSpicy]

:shock: ewww. I would hope that employers are sensitive to this. But in the uk where the maternity leave is a year paid most women never have that issue. In other countries I guess it will be dependant on your managers.

[Solachica]

I think sometime this year a woman won the right to express her milk while taking her medical exam.
I think tht exam was something like 9 hrs long or something so and she took them to court and won. 8-)

[Falcon]

:shock: ewww. I would hope that employers are sensitive to this. But in the uk where the maternity leave is a year paid most women never have that issue. In other countries I guess it will be dependant on your managers.

not correct KFC; it is 3 months full pay for most institutions, after which you go on half pay for 3 months, then statutory maternity pay for the next 6 months of the year. That statutory isnt more than a few hundred pounds. I will confirm this later.

[vaio]

mothers who breast feed. when you go back out to work do u pump while at work? are employers sensitive to your need for time to do so?

most aren't...but sometimes you have to make your point and hopefully they may understand..

[KFCSpicy]

:shock: ewww. I would hope that employers are sensitive to this. But in the uk where the maternity leave is a year paid most women never have that issue. In other countries I guess it will be dependant on your managers.

not correct KFC; it is 3 months full pay for most institutions, after which you go on half pay for 3 months, then statutory maternity pay for the next 6 months of the year. That statutory isnt more than a few hundred pounds. I will confirm this later.

Ummm not where I wukking dread, and I working in de council my manager was off for a year I will concede that after a few months she pay may have been haff but I do believe they can take upto and including a year.

[SSDD]

mothers who breast feed. when you go back out to work do u pump while at work? are employers sensitive to your need for time to do so?

most aren't...but sometimes you have to make your point and hopefully they may understand..


thanks cause i've heard my cousins n they after they had theirs and i realise when you're full of milk it's really painful and it's certainly most embarrasing to begin leaking. in trinidad it's 3 months uhave at home and honestly it's nowhere near enough time in the general scheme of things.

[vaio]

it is very painful...and you do need to extract every couple of hours...oh my gosh and the leaking...you have to wear pads... :oops: