Hi I am nearly 35 weeks now! And I have asked my employer for my SMP1 form to be completed, as I cannot get SMP as I did not work in my company for long enough unfortunately, so entitled to MA. But I need my SMP1 form which I had given to them 10

Two fifths of employers believe that mums are better at multi tasking and juggling time commitments that non-mums, according to a new survey by O2. A further third feel mums have an increased sense of responsibility and a huge 85% of employers also

i need help and advice plus on maternity allowence and any other benefits we are entitled too, i really do not know where to start..can anyonr please helplisa 24+3 Hi Lisa If you get intouch with your local job centre they will let you know what you are entitled. I worked for mys...

...it probably depends on your company's sick pay policy.  Refer to your contract of employment in the first instance.  If you're still not clear, you may wish to check with the employment advice website ACAS (www.acas.org.uk)  They're a sod to get through

During pregnancy it’s important to know what you’re entitled to in terms of maternity leave and pay – check out our guide to your statutory maternity employment benefits if you are unsure of your rights.So what happens when you return to work? You

The Government has announced that employers should be expected to provide facilities for breastfeeding mums in their workforce. Measures would include providing private areas where mums could breastfeed or express milk and storage facilities

Am I entitled to maternity leave? Most women have a right to take up to 52 weeks’ maternity leave regardless of how long you've worked for your employer.  Am I entitled to maternity pay?Provided you have worked for your employer continuously for 26

for two families, reducing the costs for both ConsYou take on a large financial responsibility with a nanny and as an employer you will need to pay taxes and National Insurance contributions as well as her salary - a nanny is usually an expensive option

My employer wants me to come back in for a few days before I return properly. Do I have to?You are entitled to attend work for a maximum of 10 days during your 52 week maternity leave in order to 'keep in touch' with your workplace and any of its

I am 31 weeks pregnant, my employer has know about my pregnancy since being 3 moonths. I now have a new boss who has taken an instant dislike to me. I was called in to the office on Friday and told that I was a ring leader in the office bitching