| With my eldest child now attending morning nursery, my days on maternity leave are punctuated by the school run. |
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| It applies to new fathers, adoptive parents and women who do not qualify for paid maternity leave. |
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| You can appoint an interim manager to plug a gap in the business due to resignation, illness or maternity leave. |
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| There was a concern from my division head that I might not come back after maternity leave. |
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| Employers need to be sensitive to this right by granting sufficient maternity leave and providing special facilities at the workplace. |
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| The union is also seeking full salaries and benefits for female pilots who go on maternity leave, regardless of the length of their breaks. |
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| Measures like maternity leave for working mums, the right to return to work part-time, job-sharing are all important. |
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| The purpose of this article is to suggest that paid maternity leave is not a fertility policy. |
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| Due to maternity leave we are inviting applications for the post of Temporary Playgroup Assistant. |
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| Women are employed as casuals so their employers can slide out of paying full entitlements such as maternity leave. |
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| The Children's Minister made it clear the Coalition was minded to move decisively on maternity leave entitlement. |
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| The report finds that low paid mothers, many employed in casual or part-time jobs, are the least likely to have access to paid maternity leave. |
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| Mothers are entitled to one year's maternity leave so that they can stay with their babies and nurse them. |
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| Find out if you'll have access to voicemail and e-mail during your maternity leave. |
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| My boss is off on maternity leave soon, which is kicking off a dreadful bunfight to do her job while she's away. |
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| The deals also allow overpayments and underpayments, which can be helpful around holiday times, or at periods of illness or maternity leave. |
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| Martina was on maternity leave and is now welcomed back by all her friends. |
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| That's because my wife is on maternity leave, and she wanted more channels to entertain herself and our toddler during the day. |
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| Given that I have only 5 weeks of maternity leave, having the baby come even a week overdue could be a real drag. |
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| Again, as with maternity leave, he can change his mind but has to give 28 days notice. |
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| On return home, she worked four months as a locum tenens, filling in for a solo practitioner on maternity leave. |
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| It's so good to welcome Leanne Benjamin back to the Royal Opera House after maternity leave. |
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| I have 75 employees, and my HR manager is about to go out on maternity leave. |
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| They have no sick days or vacations, and there is no such thing as a maternity leave. |
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| In Britain, employers pay for six months of maternity leave and reclaim the money from the government. |
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| Following the birth of our first child a few years ago, my wife had eight months' maternity leave before returning to her job on a part-time basis. |
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| However, according to the Parental Insurance Act, my maternity leave cannot begin before the sixteenth week prior to the expected delivery date. |
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| Taking the sum and substance of this part of maternity leave to this new level would allow it to be taken up with some flexibility in practice. |
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| Joy Haines Bacon did a fantastic job as acting Executive Director during my maternity leave and kept the Association in tiptop shape. |
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| If not reassigned, the employee may take a leave of absence without pay until she begins maternity leave. |
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| While on maternity leave, the complainant received top-up benefits from her employer. |
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| With Anna on maternity leave and a large student loan to manage, they needed a long-range savings strategy. |
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| We would like to announce the return of Isabelle Viau from maternity leave. |
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| The notice shall be suspended during maternity leave, and, subject to a limit of three months, during sick leave. |
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| An employer may not dismiss a woman because she ceases work in order to take maternity leave. |
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| To date, no other province has indicated an interest in establishing stand-alone compassionate or maternity leave plans. |
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| For a variety reasons, from maternity leave to staffing shortages to transfers, the detachment is unable to refill positions. |
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| The union negotiated pension improvements and improvements to insurances, medical emergency financial support and maternity leave. |
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| Long maternity leave dissuades at least some firms from hiring young wives. |
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| Returning from a year of maternity leave, Anna Ramberg was thrown back in at the deep end. |
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| The cumulative effects of this turnover, plus savings resulting from a maternity leave, caused the underspending. |
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| Two part time temporary employees will be engaged instead of one full time temporary employee to backfill the maternity leave. |
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| The non-existence of a national paid maternity leave scheme is a sad indictment on how working women are treated here when compared to other countries around the world. |
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| In Portugal protection from dismissal subsists throughout pregnancy, maternity leave and any period the woman is breastfeeding. |
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| Meghan lets her employer know she is taking a maternity leave, and her employer sends this information to us. |
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| Women working in the public sector were entitled to six weeks' maternity leave upon presentation of a medical certificate. |
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| Brian Gifford will be replacing Olga Tasci while Olga is on maternity leave. |
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| Being on contract means I do not have the job security to facilitate re entry to the workforce after maternity leave. |
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| They are often forced into jobs without pensions and without sick pay or maternity leave. |
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| From December 2006 maternity leave period is 18 weeks for the first child, 20 weeks for the second child and 28 weeks for multiple births. |
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| Sergey is a mechanic and Anna has completed a degree in information technology, but is currently on maternity leave. |
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| They provided for four months' maternity leave and for a period of exclusive breastfeeding, also of four months. |
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| Sylvie LAURENT left the IBFI in January and moved to another unit in the Marne-la-Vallée Centre while Valérie ROY is on a maternity leave. |
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| At the time the questionnaire is sent out, some women might be on maternity leave. |
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| From a medical point of view, plans to grant maternity leave to men instead of to women seem rather odd. |
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| It is also useful for women who have been on maternity leave, as they can use carry back to claw back some of the tax paid in the tax year before they took a break from work. |
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| In a familiar story, the U.S. has no law guaranteeing any paid maternity leave and is the only industrialized nation to do so. |
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| The 34-year-old is currently on maternity leave after having a baby. |
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| What modern dance company has enough money to pay maternity leave? |
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| She returned to the track last season after a two-year maternity leave. |
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| We relocated to Kansas City while I was on maternity leave with Andrew. |
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| Women have the right to maternity leave and equal access to education. |
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| Joan attempts to adjust to maternity leave and the demands of raising a baby while her husband, Greg, is away at war. |
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| My profession is more open to maternity leave because attachment is a fundamental idea in counseling and mental health. |
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| Currently expecting twins, Burton will remain on maternity leave in London during Paris Fashion Week. |
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| Working women receive 14 weeks of maternity leave, during which time they receive pay from the state. |
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| An undated letter was received from the Credit Union indicating only that Ms. Vanderhyden was hired as a replacement for a data clerk on maternity leave. |
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| On returning from maternity leave, she will be experiencing sleep deprivation and re-entry shock, and some initial flexibility will make for a smoother transition. |
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| Nobody would argue that paid maternity leave is anything but a good thing. |
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| Increases in paid and unpaid maternity leave face the chop, paternity leave could also go, and time off for parents who adopt would also be under threat. |
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| In many cases they are perceived to be 'high-risk' or 'second-rate' workers, or as 'nuisances', given that they are highly likely to become pregnant and make use of their entitlement to maternity leave. |
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| Ms Maza, who is on maternity leave from her job at North Tyneside Libraries, had the idea while looking a school for daughter Alma, now seven. |
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| Her employer provides paid maternity leave. |
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| She accepted the demotion but sued GSK for violating the Family and Medical Leave Act by demoting her after maternity leave. |
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| Improvements are also introduced in the present maternity leave arrangements, with a two-week extension in the event of children with disabilities that may be taken indistinctly by either of the parents. |
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| The age limit that had been set for detecting high-potential executives was replaced by a criterion of work experience to avoid penalising women who have gaps in their career due to maternity leave. |
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| Every head of every smallish company must chase profits, not temporary staff as stand-ins for those on maternity leave. |
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| Based on the findings of the relevant health care body, female employees may start maternity leave 45 days prior to delivery, and obligatorily 28 days prior to delivery. |
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| Kostadinova emphasized that a two-year withdrawal from the labor market during the maternity leave would entail deskilling. |
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| These rights included maternity leave, sick leave, holiday pay, minimum notice if they are let go and the right to take their employer to the Employment Appeals Tribunal if they feel they have been sacked unfairly. |
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| She said the magazine's award was based on programs that Novartis had in place to support working mothers, like flextime, telecommuting and paid maternity leave. |
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| Legal staff includes those on long sickness or long absence, apprentices, trainees, and employees on maternity leave, but excludes subcontractors and interims. |
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| My wife is on a two year maternity leave while she takes care of her newborn baby. |
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| It is not immediately obvious that demanding less generous paid holidays and maternity leave in negotiations with the EU ahead of a referendum will endear the prime minister to potential working class Conservatives. |
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| In addition, longer maternity leave would act as a spur to childbearing in Europe, which has a falling birth rate and ageing population, she said. |
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| As for breast-feeding, women with maternity leave lasting 18 weeks would have sufficient time to breast-feed their children, without having to adjust their working hours. |
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| That is why Community legislation should also provide specifically for non-transferrable paid paternity leave, to be taken at the same time as maternity leave. |
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| By deferring their Employment Insurance benefits, these women had an opportunity to extend their benefit periods, and to receive the full amount of their Employment Insurance benefits during their maternity leave. |
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| For a newborn baby, a maternity leave or a baby shower, give one of our magnificent baby gift baskets or one of our fabulous baby gifts to a new or future mom. |
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| After taking maternity leave, women shall return to hold their normal daily work, and they are entitled to breast-feed their children during a break. |
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| There is no compulsory maternity leave, although for two weeks after the birth a woman can only do very light work, supported by a medical certificate that the work is risk free. |
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| Cara had been on maternity leave since June 2007 and opted not to return to work at the end of her leave so that she could stay home with her son. |
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| Working women are entitled to fully paid maternity leave of 120 days for the first-born child, 90 days for the second-born child and 75 days only for the thirdborn child. |
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| It is of course important that there are good opportunities to combine life as a researcher with family life, with the opportunity to take maternity leave even if you are a PhD student, but it is also a matter of culture. |
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| It seems that women's libbers everywhere are up in arms, calling her a traitor to the cause of a woman's right to maternity leave. |
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| The point of maternity leave is job protection. |
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| There is no reference in this document to maternity leave. |
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| Like maternity leave, you could have your job waiting for you. |
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| Would taking time off for maternity leave be career suicide? |
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| Following a two-stage consultation launched by the Commission, the social partners have started negotiations on family-related leave other than maternity leave. |
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| The first paternity leave introduced in Belgium in July 1994 was designed in this manner, converting all or the untaken part of maternity leave into paternity leave in the event of the mother's death or hospitalisation. |
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| Since Canadian women are supposed to receive 52 weeks maternity leave, the baby can start eating solids around 6 months, well before the mother goes back to her outside work. |
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| These laws set minimum wage levels, health and safety standards, hours of work, maternity leave and annual paid vacations, and they provide protection for children. |
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| It claimed that, under the Employment Standards Act, maternity leave had to begin from the date of birth, at which time sick leave was no longer available. |
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| Subsequently, in the case where the teacher nonreengaged because of surplus of personnel is reengaged by her board, the maternity leave benefit shall be reestablished as of the date of the reengagement. |
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| Before easy divorce, house husbands, maternity leave, disposable nappies, dual careers, computers, young men with earrings and old men with ponytails. |
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