Orglethorp
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Oct 22, 2014
- Messages
- 628
- Reaction score
- 0
This will be the first grandchild on both sides
On a completely different note, my boss called. I let it go to voice mail. She wants me to call back. She says she needs to speak to me today. This is the 4th day I've missed since Feb 20th. Before then, I've never called in to this job. I've had perfect attendance aside from 2 unavoidable lates (traffic due to accidents) and 3 cases of previous department managers changing my shift without notifying me (I had proof of the original shift, and was assured by HR that I was not at fault).
I'm scared to call back. I haven't told them I'm pregnant yet, and due to my boss being borrowed on and off by another location, we haven't had the opportunity to close my most recent training action, which probably looks bad. (Basically I wasn't as confident in my new department job duties as I should be when February rolled around, and although my boss admits it's her fault because I got thrown in there during the Christmas rush with no real training, she gave in to her boss' pressure and put me on review.)
I really, really don't want to disclose my pregnancy too soon, because although I'm allowed to continue my job until I want to make changes (according to my doctor), I'm not confident my boss will let me. It's against Canadian law to force job changes or early leave on a pregnant woman who doesn't want it, but the could easily just say I'm not a good fit for my current department and point to the training review.
Honestly, I do really like my current department, but I don't care too much which department I'm in (as long as I'm not stuck standing at a cash register all day), but I'm concerned that if I were to be transferred departments, I would lose my full time status (thus not starting to earn benefits in May and have a right to maternity pay) and I would probably go back to having start & end times that don't really work for my travel situation. I was gritting my teeth and dealing with it before I moved departments in November, but now that I'm pregnant, I really just can't.
Gahhhh!
And it's lunch time here, so I probably can't phone right now. I get to stew for another hour at least.
On a completely different note, my boss called. I let it go to voice mail. She wants me to call back. She says she needs to speak to me today. This is the 4th day I've missed since Feb 20th. Before then, I've never called in to this job. I've had perfect attendance aside from 2 unavoidable lates (traffic due to accidents) and 3 cases of previous department managers changing my shift without notifying me (I had proof of the original shift, and was assured by HR that I was not at fault).
I'm scared to call back. I haven't told them I'm pregnant yet, and due to my boss being borrowed on and off by another location, we haven't had the opportunity to close my most recent training action, which probably looks bad. (Basically I wasn't as confident in my new department job duties as I should be when February rolled around, and although my boss admits it's her fault because I got thrown in there during the Christmas rush with no real training, she gave in to her boss' pressure and put me on review.)
I really, really don't want to disclose my pregnancy too soon, because although I'm allowed to continue my job until I want to make changes (according to my doctor), I'm not confident my boss will let me. It's against Canadian law to force job changes or early leave on a pregnant woman who doesn't want it, but the could easily just say I'm not a good fit for my current department and point to the training review.
Honestly, I do really like my current department, but I don't care too much which department I'm in (as long as I'm not stuck standing at a cash register all day), but I'm concerned that if I were to be transferred departments, I would lose my full time status (thus not starting to earn benefits in May and have a right to maternity pay) and I would probably go back to having start & end times that don't really work for my travel situation. I was gritting my teeth and dealing with it before I moved departments in November, but now that I'm pregnant, I really just can't.
Gahhhh!
And it's lunch time here, so I probably can't phone right now. I get to stew for another hour at least.