Tracey - what an awful position to be placed in.
For me, this seems like a case of bullying and harrassment from Mr Arrogant. Is it common knowledge at work that you are pregnant? The fact that you have alerted someone to the issue is a good thing. And the fact that you have told them you feel intimidated by the behavior is excellent. It means they can (and have to) do something about.
In respect to the issue of changing roles - let me ask you something. If Mr Arrogant weren't giving you the trouble he is, would you continue in your current role? If you would stay in the role if Mr A wasn't an issue, it is important to tell your boss/HR that because it means they really have to do something about it. There are many ways they can handle it.
You wrote that you blamed your PG for the tears. Don't blame your PG for being upset by a creep. Yes being PG makes us more emotional and hormonal BUT your feelings are your feelings regardless and you do not need to apologise to anyone for the way yuo feel. Your feelings also need to be validated and acknowledged by the relevant people - which includes helping to resolve the issue.
If you feel being PG is contributing to the way you feel then maybe you can request a role change for a short period of time - until you come back from maternity leave. But discuss your options with work and let them know how you're feeling. The have already expressed they don't want to lose you which is a very good thing!
HTH
MG


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