"If your boss asks you to do something, and even if you regard that request as unreasonable, I'm not sure a flat refusal due to legal or contractual reasons will go down super well. If everything was as simple as 'refer to the law and you'll find the solution', no-one would ever need to use their minds..."
November 02, 2011 at 08:03 PM
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“I’m a senior associate at a City firm and I’ve recently informed my boss that I’m pregnant, after my 12-week scan confirmed everything was fine.
“However, I’m a little thrown by her reaction, as while she appears to be happy for me and is generally supportive, she’s asked me to not mention it to any of the clients that I work with for as long as possible. She even suggested that I dress ‘appropriately’ so as not to make it immediately obvious that I am pregnant.
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