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Originally Posted by westlafadeaway
I should know very soon. She is an attorney and my boss was basically begging her to become a partner- he was turning (and is now) 70 and he wants someone here in case he can't work suddenly. So out of the blue she approached him and said she'd take it. Here's the thing: she was 2 months pregnant and knew. 8 months later she goes on maternity for 3 months and then decides she can't work Fridays because "her nanny only works Monday to Thursday".
Sounds like a reasonable situation to me. Women have had the short end of the stick for long time (since forever) in regard to the employment and social expectations placed upon them and they should do everything in their power to protect their interests when working and being a mother. I think its impressive she's working 4 days - imagine how it feels to her to leave her new born with another person 4 days out of 7.
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