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Hi all, it's been a while since I last posted on here so bear with me!
I am meant to go back to work in May, however I spoke to my HR recently and they told me they can only accommodate me for mostly late shifts which are 5-9pm. I work for a discount megastore so they operate 8am-9pm and before I went on maternity leave I was doing 20 hours a week & the hours were varied. I think they've said this so I won't come back but I didn't want to anyway, I'd love to spend a bit more time with my daughter.
I also mentioned my lack of space to my council and they have offered me a 2 bed flat. I have said I did work PT before but HR have told me what they did and someone mentioned income support. I'd love a bit extra time with her, her dad pays a bit each week for her and sees her every other day but we aren't together and he lives on his own.
So because of this I wasn't sure if I'd fall into the category of not being available for work? I do want to go back but if I can I'd like a little longer with her, up until she's about a year old or so. That's all I'd like to know really, my local job centre can be a pain for hassling single people. Thank you for reading & hope someone has an input or any personal experience!
I am meant to go back to work in May, however I spoke to my HR recently and they told me they can only accommodate me for mostly late shifts which are 5-9pm. I work for a discount megastore so they operate 8am-9pm and before I went on maternity leave I was doing 20 hours a week & the hours were varied. I think they've said this so I won't come back but I didn't want to anyway, I'd love to spend a bit more time with my daughter.
I also mentioned my lack of space to my council and they have offered me a 2 bed flat. I have said I did work PT before but HR have told me what they did and someone mentioned income support. I'd love a bit extra time with her, her dad pays a bit each week for her and sees her every other day but we aren't together and he lives on his own.
So because of this I wasn't sure if I'd fall into the category of not being available for work? I do want to go back but if I can I'd like a little longer with her, up until she's about a year old or so. That's all I'd like to know really, my local job centre can be a pain for hassling single people. Thank you for reading & hope someone has an input or any personal experience!