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A member asked:
I currently work for mercy in the housekeeping department and i'm 8 weeks pregnant, is it ok to continue working there?
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Pregnant: Being pregnant is not a disability - so one can continue to work. What you have to pay attention to is the exact type of work, the work environment etc...
Answered 5/24/2018
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