GIRL!! PLEASE DON'T!!!!!Originally posted by JLB001
I'm setting up my paypal to refuse the money you send me back!![]()
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GIRL!! PLEASE DON'T!!!!!Originally posted by JLB001
I'm setting up my paypal to refuse the money you send me back!![]()
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PEPPER I'm paying you back-- And I know I will be going to a game this year-- SO I will definatley get ya one!!Originally posted by Pepper
OK, well, I was going to say instead of paying me back, send me one of the Astros coke cups that you get at the game...
Originally posted by jstar
Unfortunately, under federal law there is no legal requirement for a company to pay for this leave.

Originally posted by Pepper
Yep, I got it![]()
Originally posted by Pepper
"unfortunately?"yikes...I'd call that fortunate, no way most business could afford that.
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Originally posted by JLB001
Dang he is cheap! LOL only takes a $5 cup and postage to make him happy. LOL
Stacey...the last 5 pills don't do a thing...chunk 'em in the trash!
Great..offer to buy me lunch when I have to start dieting this coming weekend. LOL Craig took pics of us for Valentine's before we went to eat......I oinked in it. I have the fattest cheeks.
Thank you Jstar sooo much!!!! Thank you for all that info.. good to know.Originally posted by jstar
Hi Stace![]()
Congrats on deciding to start a family! I am so happy for you!
In regards to the FMLA comment - my background is in HR so I can help you out a little to understand it better. Basically the Clinton Administration implemented it and it states that a company has to allow you to take up to 12 weeks off if you meet certain criteria under the FMLA. Pregnancy is definitely covered under this, but so is caring for a sick relative, etc ---it depends they look at it on a case by case basis. On my last assignment I was doing FMLA for our company and some people were applying for it were sick, pregnant or driving sick relatives to there doctors appointments and stuff like that.
Unfortunately, under federal law there is no legal requirement for a company to pay for this leave. It is up to the individual company. I am not 100% sure but I believe some states could have laws requiring companies to pay a portion of your FMLA time off. I know Mass. doesn't. Some companies offer 6 weeks paid---some offer none. Alot of people I know who had a baby would save their vacation and then come back when it ran out---
It's not my place to say this but if you can only take 12 days after your baby comes it seems like it will be rough. I know you were looking for a new job & one with a better leave plan might make things easier for you. Just my .02.
Originally posted by Pepper
"unfortunately?"yikes...I'd call that fortunate, no way most business could afford that.
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Originally posted by jstar
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I forgot to mention - the purpose for FMLA is so that you can take unpaid leave up to 12 weeks without worrying about losing your job. In other words they have to let you come back to your job and can't replace you. This law protects you from that. The law states they must give you your job back or else they have to have a comparable job there to give you when you come back.
Take care sweetie![]()


