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So how common is it for companies not to replace staff when they go on maternity leave?

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ceebee74 · 26/06/2008 20:25

Am due to go on maternity leave in a few months time and it appears that I might not be replaced - previously, my company pretty much automatically replaced staff on maternity leave so this is a bit of a shock tbh.

Also we are a very small department so losing one member of staff has quite a major impact so am feeling quite guilty about the amount of work my 2 colleagues will be expected to do for the 6-9 months that I am away for - surely it is too much to expect people to do their own job and then half of someone else's for that length of time?

What are other people's experiences?

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smittenkitten · 26/06/2008 20:30

varies by company, but in the current economic climate I'm not surprised. Ultimately not for you to feel guilty about - it's the company's decision, not yours.

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