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rekhaaaa
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Dear Friends,
How is pre natal maternity leave considered.
If an employee requests for maternity leave for a duration of 8 weeks proir to expected date of delivery , how do we adjust the 12 weeks ?
The organisation would like to extend 12 weeks of maternity leave only.
Regards,
Rekha

From India, Bangalore
kavithahr7
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Hi ,
total is 12 weeks..if the employee requests for 8 weeks of pre- natal, we can ask them for a doctor certificate - health condition, and we can give them 4 weeks for post natal..
Regards,,
Kavitha

From India, Madras
rekhaaaa
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Hi Kavita,
But the law clearly states that
(1) No employer shall knowingly employ a woman in any establishment during the six weeks immediately following the day of her delivery or her miscarriage.
(2) No woman shall work in any establishment during the six weeks immediately following the day of her delivery or her miscarriage.
Rekha

From India, Bangalore
Bhaveshmsw
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HI..
Rekha
Plz note that she is working in organization. she was work better or not i dont know.
but as per my view give her more 5 months permission for maternity leave and permission take from director.
my company i do the same for receptionist.
regards.

From India, Ahmadabad
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