Loco's rules regarding pregnancy
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Loco's rules regarding pregnancy
Hello,
I know that this issue has been discussed in earlier threads, but this is something that we're experiencing and don't really have an answer..
So, in short, a pregnant CC ( 2 months pregnant ) decides not to fly anymore becouse of the obvious risks, the company is low-cost - that means they can't provide any job on ground, the country legislation doesn't mention anything clear about situationes such as this...
At this point, the company said they can't help me out with a job on ground becouse they don't have any...and that would create a precedent and more CC will come out pregnant!!!.. My doctor can not give me anymore sick days, becouse of the legislation...it could work out if some investigation comitee decides that my pregnany is with high risk, but it's not the case. So,i'm stuck...
Those who have been through similar cases share how you and the company ( prefarably company's that don't have any ground services ) dealt with the situation..
I know it really depends on the country and laws of work...but i think this is turning out to be quite a big problem in the future, as many company's are getting rid of their ground services, due to internet procedures,etc...and the no. of CC are obviously rising with the no. of a/c ...
I know it's not all very clear right now, i will try to elaborate in the future posts, and will let you know what happens next!
Regards,
K.
I know that this issue has been discussed in earlier threads, but this is something that we're experiencing and don't really have an answer..
So, in short, a pregnant CC ( 2 months pregnant ) decides not to fly anymore becouse of the obvious risks, the company is low-cost - that means they can't provide any job on ground, the country legislation doesn't mention anything clear about situationes such as this...
At this point, the company said they can't help me out with a job on ground becouse they don't have any...and that would create a precedent and more CC will come out pregnant!!!.. My doctor can not give me anymore sick days, becouse of the legislation...it could work out if some investigation comitee decides that my pregnany is with high risk, but it's not the case. So,i'm stuck...
Those who have been through similar cases share how you and the company ( prefarably company's that don't have any ground services ) dealt with the situation..
I know it really depends on the country and laws of work...but i think this is turning out to be quite a big problem in the future, as many company's are getting rid of their ground services, due to internet procedures,etc...and the no. of CC are obviously rising with the no. of a/c ...
I know it's not all very clear right now, i will try to elaborate in the future posts, and will let you know what happens next!
Regards,
K.
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Hm, it really does depend a lot!
I'm working for a big British low cost airline and the maternity deal is one of the best ones around.
As soon as you suspect you may be pregnant you'll be grounded (in the sense that you aren't flying but there is no ground jobs either) and then, until normal maternity pay kicks in (I believe 2 weeks before your due date) you'll get paid the average pay of your past three pay checks (something like that).
So basically you are on full pay, and you don't work!
Pretty good deal, if you ask me.
Not sure which country you are from and which airline you are working for but my first suggestion would be to join a Union....if available.
If worst comes to worse....your babies health is more important than anything!!! Screw the job, walk out, and have a happy, healthy baby instead!
Of course I don't know if you can but that would be my advice, and it would be what I would do, if I could!
Just my opinion.
Good luck with your fight for your rights, and all the best for your pregnancy :-)
I'm working for a big British low cost airline and the maternity deal is one of the best ones around.
As soon as you suspect you may be pregnant you'll be grounded (in the sense that you aren't flying but there is no ground jobs either) and then, until normal maternity pay kicks in (I believe 2 weeks before your due date) you'll get paid the average pay of your past three pay checks (something like that).
So basically you are on full pay, and you don't work!
Pretty good deal, if you ask me.
Not sure which country you are from and which airline you are working for but my first suggestion would be to join a Union....if available.
If worst comes to worse....your babies health is more important than anything!!! Screw the job, walk out, and have a happy, healthy baby instead!
Of course I don't know if you can but that would be my advice, and it would be what I would do, if I could!
Just my opinion.
Good luck with your fight for your rights, and all the best for your pregnancy :-)
