You are pregnant, instead of working less and taking less stress, you want everything.
It is a fact that pregnancy is very demanding on the soon-to-be mother's body and focus. It is a fact that a pregnant woman is far less likely be as productive and effective at work as if she's not pregnancy otherwise, well, because her body is already in overdrive 24 hours a day.
To me, even if your new boss is not being considerate, it is a correct business decision. If I were you, I'd really appreciate the move. If she had not made the adjustment, I'd probably ask to take less responsibilities. Of course, I'm not you and can not imagine what the effect of raging hormone would do to my brain.
Interesting
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• 討論一下 -水兵藍與灰- ♀ (493 bytes) () 01/17/2009 postreply 13:07:51
• 補充 -水兵藍與灰- ♀ (104 bytes) () 01/17/2009 postreply 13:10:00
• thank you for sharing your story -Dilemma_mj- ♀ (252 bytes) () 01/17/2009 postreply 13:16:00
• 回複:thank you for sharing your story -水兵藍與灰- ♀ (188 bytes) () 01/17/2009 postreply 13:20:22
• well, what you said is at least politically incorrect -Dilemma_mj- ♀ (691 bytes) () 01/17/2009 postreply 13:08:49
• 我代表安全環保處的全體同事向你全力支持上述,堅決向 -安全環保處畢處長- ♀ (12 bytes) () 01/17/2009 postreply 15:33:27
• do not agree. discrimination. -doro- ♀ (0 bytes) () 01/17/2009 postreply 13:16:11