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You have a reading comprehension problem. I never said the government should guarantee anything. I said all women should be "equally" treated. Just because one have only one employee, you think you have no ethical obligation to allow her to give birth and have some associated benefits? [/quote]
You are the one with comprehension issues.The OP treated the nanny exactly like a regular employer would. She offered the nanny the same PT job upon return from maternity leave.   This is exactly what employers do for us - they don't keep paying us, they only keep the job open for us. The nanny didn't want the job, though, she wanted a different job.   It's not on the OP to offer the nanny the exact job she wants.  Terms of employment are between the employer and the employee.  You can't unilaterally decide that now you want to be full time, and object when the employer doesn't agree. Full time employment was never on the table for this particular case. [/quote]

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