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RainyDay
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Return from maternity leave ?
I returned to work last week after 12 weeks of fmla. I want to quit but our handbook stated that I have to return to work for 30 days or I will have to pay back health insurance premiums that the company paid out while I was on fmla. Does anyone know if this is 30 calendar days or 30 working days? Can I give notice prior to completing the 30 days? I'm afraid to contact hr to get specifics
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Posted 2/14/17 9:14 PM  |
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WannaBeAMom11
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Return from maternity leave ?
Unfortunately, you need to question HR to be specific but I would think it would be 30 calendar days. How does your job react when someone gives 2 weeks notice? Are they walked out the door right then and there or can you stay for the two weeks?
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| Posted 2/14/17 9:47 PM |
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pumpkinmom
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Return from maternity leave ?
There's always a chance you could be asked to leave immediately when you give notice. So, I'd wait.
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| Posted 2/14/17 9:48 PM |
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RainyDay
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Return from maternity leave ?
They need the help so I doubt they would have me leave. Someone else from my team quit 3 weeks ago and was able to finish the 2 weeks.
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| Posted 2/14/17 10:06 PM |
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busymomonli
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Return from maternity leave ?
I would *think* it would be calendar days, but can't say for sure what your specific company's policy is.
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| Posted 2/15/17 8:11 AM |
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ave1024
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Re: Return from maternity leave ?
Posted by busymomonli
I would *think* it would be calendar days, but can't say for sure what your specific company's policy is.
I would ask and get it in writing if you want to get out ASAP. What's the worst they can do? Terminate your employment? If they do that they can't require you to pay back health benefits.
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| Posted 2/15/17 8:47 AM |
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NYCGirl80
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Re: Return from maternity leave ?
Posted by RainyDay
They need the help so I doubt they would have me leave. Someone else from my team quit 3 weeks ago and was able to finish the 2 weeks.
Except they weren't in your position where you're just returning from 12 weeks out. In your case, I wouldn't give your notice until you've been back a month.
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| Posted 2/15/17 9:03 AM |
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Michi
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Re: Return from maternity leave ?
Posted by ave1024
Posted by busymomonli
I would *think* it would be calendar days, but can't say for sure what your specific company's policy is.
I would ask and get it in writing if you want to get out ASAP. What's the worst they can do? Terminate your employment? If they do that they can't require you to pay back health benefits.
Actually I dont think that is true. My friends company took all the health insurance pay back from his last check. He eventually sued them and won but it was a big pia!
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| Posted 2/15/17 9:13 AM |
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clotheshorse
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Re: Return from maternity leave ?
Posted by Michi
Posted by ave1024
Posted by busymomonli
I would *think* it would be calendar days, but can't say for sure what your specific company's policy is.
I would ask and get it in writing if you want to get out ASAP. What's the worst they can do? Terminate your employment? If they do that they can't require you to pay back health benefits.
Actually I dont think that is true. My friends company took all the health insurance pay back from his last check. He eventually sued them and won but it was a big pia
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Re: Return from maternity leave ?
I would think 30 calendar days but I'd probably wait to give notice after 30 working days just in case. Too bad you can't ask HR. Can you stick it out?
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| Posted 2/15/17 9:27 AM |
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