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Nahkki
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In an average company that would mean maternity-leave and so on. And some bossesSome companies might not find it amusingbe supportive of such information especially if you started the job quite soonrecently.

So should you tell him/her straight away when understandyou know or wait when it isuntil later on during the pregnancy?

PS: and i don't mean that he is the father or anything like this... :D

In an average company that would mean maternity-leave and so on. And some bosses might not find it amusing especially if you started the job quite soon.

So should you tell him/her straight away when understand or wait when it is later on during the pregnancy?

PS: and i don't mean that he is the father or anything like this... :D

In an average company that would mean maternity-leave and so on. Some companies might not be supportive of such information especially if you started the job quite recently.

So should you tell him/her straight away when you know or wait when until later on during the pregnancy?

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G.Rassovsky
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What is the best time and way to tell your boss you are pregnant?

In an average company that would mean maternity-leave and so on. And some bosses might not find it amusing especially if you started the job quite soon.

So should you tell him/her straight away when understand or wait when it is later on during the pregnancy?

PS: and i don't mean that he is the father or anything like this... :D