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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you really think her coworkers will think "better" of her if she returns then quits 2 or 3 months later? That someone will be more inclined to give her a better reference? [/quote] Yes if she comes back and works for a few months and gives reasonable notice for a replacement While she is actually working. You seem to be lacking in the common sense department. Maternity leave is premised on a return, [/quote] This is common sense: OP is on maternity leave. Her office is functioning without her. She can provide notice now or up to a month before her expected return sate that she won't be returning. Office will still be functioning. Office will have at least a month or more to find her replacement. VERSUS: OP returns, and there is a transition period in which she takes on workload. Just as the office is getting into a groove with her back (2-4 months in) she gives notice. So now her office and coworkers have to transition again. It is common sense and rational that one transition to a new staff person is easier for the office than two (OP comes back, then leaves again a short time later). [/quote]
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