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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, is there any truth to what she was saying?[/quote]

Op here. There’s truth in that I am looking around and have been for awhile, but I don’t have another job and fully intend to return. I have not shared with my boss that I’m unhappy or looking, but [b]turnover and morale are terrible on our team[/b]. I think one of my coworkers said something to my boss. I shared with this coworker that I had an interview a couple months ago, but again, no offer, no contract, no plan to leave. [/quote]

I can’t imagine why.  :roll:

OP, be prepared for her to hold your maternity leave against you. My first review after having my DD was low increase and bonus because “I didn’t work a whole year anyway.” Also, for everyone saying go to HR, keep in mind [b]HR’s job is to protect the employer, not you. They enforce rules so the employer can’t get sued or other adverse actions. [/b]My boss was terrible to her employees but played the right game with senior staff and after a couple of us went to HR, her behavior got worse but her covering her ass got better. I eventually left.[/quote]

Wouldn't that include this situation?  OP can sue the company for .. I don't know, something?[/quote]

I think that any competent HR person would consider a supervisor who tries to coerce employees on FMLA into quitting a risk to the company. If nothing else, notifying HR in writing about the situation documents it for the next egregious thing the supervisor does.[/quote]

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