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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Man, this gives me little patience when I hear MBs whining about their maternity leave issues. Apparently only affluent white women and their kids matter. What I'm hearing is that when I do get pregnant, I should kie and hide it as long as possible and let you fire me so I can get unemployment, you know since I don't even merit unpaid maternity leave and should be distributed against for being childbearing age. This whole thread is so selfish it's sickening. [/quote] I don't know what you are talking about? What affluent white woman? I'm MB and I'm black. I'm middle class. You just saw discussion about how being in a salaried government job gives zero maternity leave. Also think about the life path that MB led that led to that salaried job with little but more benefits than a nanny job. Let me tell you I worked my little buns off in my teens and 20's to establish my career. Nannies talking about job creep here and sick leave? I made sure I ace'd every test to get into the best school, took every assignment my boss gave me, acted in a pleasant manner at all times. This gives me some sick leave and if I work for an employer who has more than 50 employees, a job of the same level will be given back to me if I return to work in 120 days. That's it. You obviously have some severe reading comprehension problems or are delusional. [/quote]
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