@katelynn I’m just trying to wrap my head around fitting that into my schedule. I don’t have the same schedule each week to start and my shifts vary from 7-5, 11-9, 3 -12/1am. My days off are never next to eachother either. I can definitely try but I see it being difficult to do and also get my son during my split custody time. I know it sounds like an excuse probably but
@Alicia my Dr didn’t seem willing to go the disability route unless I misunderstood him. I can try talking about it again for clarification though
I wouldn't ask for disability, but reasonable accommodations. And yes try PT...it might only be 1 or 2 visits and they give you exercises to do at home so just get it in your schedule
So it seems like me taking three weeks (using 1 week vacation I have) is not an option? I’m a restaurant manager so I already ask for help lifting heavy boxes and when I can I sit. But when sales get going and we’re busy I can’t exactly run an entire store from sitting in the office for “reasonable accommodations” but what I’m getting is it might not be best for me to just simply ask to end work early. Which is what I want to be honest.
Usually jobs should be able to accommodate with a written note from your doctor. Mine wasn’t paid leave and they told me that If I ever need to change the start date of my maternity leave for any reason I can. I would speak personally with them and help them understand why you need it. You shouldn’t be pushing yourself so much towards the end of your pregnancy.
@Diana Suarez right this is what I was hoping for. I can afford two weeks unpaid if it can be granted to me by them and understood. I really wouldn’t just ask for this for no reason I am really struggling. Thank you.
@Alicia oh good to know. I assume I definitely get that doctors note then stating I’m in pain to help accommodate my request?
I feel the same.. try pt it helps