Joined: 17 Jan 2006 Posts: 5041 Location: to hell with this crap
Posted: 03-19-07 10:41am
AyaMiyaki
wrote:
Why not wait until you move
before you quit? It sounds like a nice job
for a pregnant woman. You're not on your
feet, no heavy lifting, etc. Bank as much
of the money as you can - even one week of
being without work is a nice chunk of
change your baby could use.
That's what I would do. Work until you
move, and then find a job closer to home.
Low-stress, low-impact jobs are wonderful
for expecting mothers! Hang on to it as
long as you can.
I agree, because you have the job now, why
dont' you work, unless the stress is
causing problems with your pregnancy then
work. A seditary job is ideal for
pregnant women. I have one....and it was
great. and yes it's a stressful
job....and i deal with upset employers all
day long, and i was under a lot of stress.
the doc gave me something to deal with it.
talk toyour doctor about your stress.
good luck to you.
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Lucilu
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Jan 2007 Posts: 120 Location: Ca
Posted: 03-19-07 10:46am
yah i should stay but we should be moving
in the middle of april if not sooner so
if i put my 2 weeks in next week some time
that would give untill we move you know. i
dont know and i really dont care the money
helps cause i could buy what i want and
not have to ask my boyfriend for any cash
and have him questiion me on what im
buying, ? but ill see what happens thanks
for all the advice !
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Sammy001
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jun 2005 Posts: 710 Location: ,
Posted: 03-19-07 15:08pm
i went off work at 32 weeks, because low
blood pressure, and I went over by 2
weeks. So I was off 2.5 months before I
delivered. My husband works full time
through the day, so i was very bored. I
wouldn't recommend going off that early to
anyone unless medically necessary .
It would probably be different know that I
have Nathan running around. I wouldn't be
so bored. Also, in canada it takes 6-8
weeks for unemployment insurance to kick
in. or it did for me. It was nice to
finally get my money rolling in before the
baby came. i would hate to be out of
funds with a new born.
