smitten good you are double-checking it. I had the same conversation with my employer during my first pregnancy as I had 4 weeks of annual leave left and wanted to do what you were planning to do. I was told clearly that I can't and my maternity leave MUST start on my due date, as stated on MATB1, or on the day your baby is born - whichever comes first. Our company policy also means that you can carry over only 5 days of annual leave to the following year and they must be taken before 31st March of the following year. Otherwise you lose them. So, depending on your company policy, might be worth taking them now. They may have more wriggle room when it comes to annual leave though...
huffalump regular psycho bitch episodes here. And pseudo also sobbing on bed last night - was thinking of you as I sobbed. It all started with a massive spider in the lounge but then things quickly escalated to much wider relationships and existential issues!
A long story...
Last week in the office! And, what a coincidence, our HR director from the US is in London this week. She emailed our team saying that she is available to meet people 1:2:1 this week so I grabbed a slot... She never comes over and is very senior so a rare opportunity... not sure how much and what I'm going to tell her right now... Will try to think about it with a cold head.
Also meant to say - tucking your company's behaviour is disgusting... hope they will pay you everything they owe you. Don't give up!
orange what little s....hope you can claim it from your insurance... car vandalism happens in our area a lot too, they target nice cars in particular so obviously malicious. Only last weekend our neighbour had her back window smashed.
Can't wait for nelly's news! I bet she is a bit busy right now...and caz, jelly, falcon - thinking of you too