thread: I think I'm going to get sacked because I'm pregnant!

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  1. #1
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    May 2006
    Adelaide
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    I only got offered the job via email. There is no paper contract as such. I'm just waiting on him now. I don't know what he's going to do next...

    I don't want to make things hard for my Dad. He loves his job and the people he works with and he's so close to retiring...

    Celsie. xoxox
    Last edited by Celsie; October 27th, 2006 at 09:23 PM.

  2. #2
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    Apr 2006
    In the ning nang nong...
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    Oh Sarah!! I think you should try the direct approach and just ask your boss quietly if he has changed his mind about offering you the full time position as a result of your new circumstances. Even he would know that as he's offered it to you in writing (that email is binding, print it out if you haven't already), he can't say now that you're suddenly not suitable for the position because you're pregnant. Let him know that you were so thrilled that he thinks you are up to the job and that's why you were so emotional when he spoke to you. I'd also say that you're happy to talk to him further about maternity leave options, even though it's only early days with your pregnancy.
    I hope that helps, and it's a good idea to get some advice not only from here but from a solicitor (I assume you have one ) Good luck, gorgeous!!