The key word there is eligible: To be covered under FMLA, the company must be of a certain size and the employee must have worked there for at least 12 months. I don't think there is any harm in telling your line manager in this situation so that they know and can adjust workload if necessary. Could you say you are isolating as X in your family has a symptom, then 2 weeks later x in the family now has something? If you absolutely cannot work from home, then you could be expected to go into work, but your employer has a duty to protect your health and safety (see more below). Employers must assess the workplace risks for pregnant employees and their unborn children, and breastfeeding mothers who have returned to work. Im lost for words WWYS? Does anyone know if a pregnant key worker who has to work with the public (health) can be forced to work by her Manager? Pregnant key worker (4 Posts) Add message | Report. I'm 8 weeks and had to tell my manager a few weeks ago as I'm a nurse and was required to work with potentially positive patients. How much trouble am I in? I appreciate the media will sometimes bring on panic and make things sound worse but the fact is pregnant women have been placed in a more at risk group, the main reason for this is because itâs unknown how it affects pregnant women and their unborn babies. ), NHS Coronavirus information | Information from gov.uk The vote was 329-73, with 226 ⦠June 2020. I think put your own needs above work right now. My first question is, should I do it? To clarify, pregnant women (at least before 28 weeks) are not required to self isolate and this has never been the case - please take information directly from gov website or RCOG as the advice has been skewed by some papers. Are there examples of risk assessments for pregnant staff and pupils? Sign up to test La Roche-Posay’s Cicaplast Baume, Share your imaginative play tips with The LEGO Group: £200 voucher to be won, Win up to £500 worth of clothes: Share what you would buy from Zalando, Talk widget showing discussions of the day & trending threads, Subscribe to Mumsnet emails direct to your inbox. Pregnant women have been included in the group of high risk people who should take special measures to avoid catching coronavirus.. I think it's best to discuss this with your line manager. Chances are it doesnât but itâs the unknown! The questions that crop up most often for those applying for a home through the key worker Regency scheme. This guideline enables occupational health professionals to provide consistent evidence based advice to pregnant women who are exposed to hazards at work. Thanks everyone, im going to speak to my manager monday and see what he says, 28 weeks plus definitely need to isolate as immune system compromised in the third trimester.Guidelines say that for 1st and 2nd trimester the womanâs preference to work from home or not should be respected. To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account. Both kids isolating over christmas, this was the family's response. We estimate 22% of all working-age individuals are in the set of key worker occupations that we look at, equating to ⦠The House on Thursday passed the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which would provide key workplace protections for women, particularly those working in physically demanding jobs. Working from home isn't an option. Issues include a lack of PPE to protect them, requests to work at home denied or being forced to take decisions that disproportionately affect them financially. Pregnancy on its own does not really do anything. key worker & pregnant. Congratulations on your pregnancy. It is against the law to discriminate against you because you are pregnant. I'd imagine so. If they have - say - 50 engineers, but decide that they can get by with just 10 as essential, they could either. It looks at guidance on the potential risks for pregnant employees, and actions to take afterwards. @Silverski5 agrees with me anyway ð. It focuses on lifting/handling, heavy physical work, prolonged standing, long working hours and shift work. In the case of applicants being pregnant, we will require a Maternity Certificate (MAT B1 form) in support of your application in order for your expected child to be added to your household size. I'm agency though, not in a permanent role. To use this feature subscribe to Mumsnet Premium - get first access to new features see fewer ads, and support Mumsnet. If you employ a contractor, you both have duties under health and safety law to assess health and safety risks at work. Pregnant womenâs choices on whether they work in direct patient-facing roles during the coronavirus pandemic should be respected and supported by their employers, according to updated national guidance from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and ⦠Mumsnet hasn't checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. How much trouble am I in? I got a sick note from my GP’s as well. It is unlawful for your employer to dismiss you or treat you unfavourably because you cannot do the same work as a result of health and safety risks during pregnancy or when you have given birth or are breastfeeding. The relevant parts of the speech are above, with a link to the full transcript if you want to check.As bluebell said, some media won't have reported with full accuracy but the guardian article I shared was accurate.People who want to panic will put 2 and 2 together and make 5. My company said they cannot enforce I don't book shifts, as it would be discrimination, but recommended the SSP and staying at home. My boyfriend is a nursery worker so still needs to go in to look after vulnerable children and children of key workers. Pregnant women are still in the vulnerable (not shielded group).I'm not sure why you wouldn't stay off and take care of yourself. You and your employer should discuss any changes that need to be made so that your workplace is safe for you while you are pregnant. New advice for pregnant women who are working in the NHS and other work settings has been published; Women who are less than 28 weeks pregnant should practise social distancing but can continue working in a patient-facing role, provided the necessary precautions are taken Your employer must make sure that your working conditions do not put your or your babyâs health at risk. Get updates on how your baby develops, your body changes, and what you can expect during each week of your pregnancy by signing up to the Mumsnet Pregnancy Newsletters. Pregnant women told to stay at home for 12 weeks after being added to the at risk group. I havenât left my family home and even if I wanted to I couldnât as I have nowhere.   For example, an agency can't: 1. end your job or not offer you work 2. treat you worse than other workers 3. refuse you work. Congrats. Although the impact isn't known, what is known is that a sustained high temperature can be harmful to a foetus. I contract a self-employed pregnant worker. It also covers how to assess risks for pregnant ⦠I stopped work on Saturday after giving 3 days notice. The Government wants these key ⦠Say otherwise if you like but this is fact not just my opinion or from reading untrue media. Being pregnant, however, might present challenges at the workplace. I'm a key worker and found out I'm pregnant yesterday however I am still going to be going to work.If I took 12 weeks off I'd get no pay as I'm on zero hours. Same here. This does not include all critical occupations as defined by the government list today, but covers some of the most important areas of work that will almost surely need to keep functioning during the crisis. ooooohbetty Mon 23-Mar-20 18:28:53. I had to tell my boss at 4 weeks and they were very discreet about it. Or if it only offers short-term jobs to you while offering longer term jobs to age⦠I just change my clothes at work come straight in wash at 60 shower and hair wash. Iâve been around positive patients for a couple of weeks and all of us have been fine in my house. I know they said this 100% when the guidelines for vunerable people were first mentioned, before the lock down. During the pandemic, pregnant workers have been advised to follow strict social distancing to reduce the risk of severe illness from coronavirus. @gg321What's the source of that image?I don't think it's gov.ukAfter the announcement on 16th March I read all the guidelines very carefully.That is not what they said. Hi all, I have just found out that I'm finally pregnant with my first. They wouldn't want to put you at risk. To stay healthy and productive on the job, understand how to alleviate common pregnancy discomforts â and know when a work task might jeopardize your pregnancy. I don’t think so or my work would have insisted I stay. (Food poisoning), To want to scream at school WhatsApp - THANK YOUs, Have a DC aged 3 months to 6 years that suffers from dry, rough skin or nappy rash? I told my work and they have totally supported me in staying home for the next 12 weeks. All GPs who are pregnant should have the choice to stop work in patient-facing roles during the ⦠I have asked for any WFH jobs if they come up though. The rights of pregnant women proved hard to oppose. Most women can continue working during pregnancy. I am doing this as the impact of Covid on the 1st trimester is unknown. But do consider the timing, too. As for what to tell co-workers, it depends how often you speak to them? Pregnant women were never in the "extremely vulnerable" group advised to shield for 12 weeks - not unless they also have certain health conditions (respiratory ones).There are several organisations which are sharing excellent advice on this: RCOG and Maternity Action are two of the most comprehensive and helpful.If your employer is offering 12 weeks leave on full pay, you might as well take it. I am 9 weeks pregnant and told my work at 5 weeks.A high temperature in the first trimester can lead to miscarriage and abnormalities and they don't know how the virus affects babies in the first and second trimester. @gg321Thankyou. Being pregnant does not mean that you cannot continue to make a valuable contribution to the business. Since then, there have been plenty of ⦠@Silverski5 I remember it well and I cried too as Iâm pregnant(doesnât take a lot to set me off these days ð. I can't work from home but that's with full pay. Like all workers, you should not face discrimination because you're pregnant. Pregnant workers in the private and third sector and key workers have reported feeling particularly discriminated against. Pregnant women do not need to self-isolate unless they have other underlying conditions (such as heart problems). The letter says: âCurrently, many pregnant healthcare workers remain in face-to-face clinical roles and are being unjustifiably exposed to Covid-19 in high-risk settings.â It basically says pregnant women should work from home where possible, but its ultimately down to the women to decide. Sign up to test La Roche-Posayâs Cicaplast Baume, Share your imaginative play tips with The LEGO Group: £200 voucher to be won, Win up to £500 worth of clothes: Share what you would buy from Zalando, Talk widget showing discussions of the day & trending threads, Subscribe to Mumsnet emails direct to your inbox, https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-research-services/guidelines/coronavirus-pregnancy/covid-19-virus-infection-and-pregnancy/#general, www.gov.uk/government/speeches/pm-statement-on-coronavirus-16-march-2020, www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/pm-tells-britons-to-avoid-non-essential-contact-with-others. Pregnant women are higher risk due to their low immunity. I'm nervous and worried as it is and then theres this coronavirus situation on top of that.I am a key worker in a busy food warehouse with over 1000 staff over the 3 shifts. My fiance works at the same place and he thinks I should.Next question is what would I tell my work colleagues? They have said I need to take SSP, which is £90/week so if I was offered being on FULL pay, I'd take it!! To use this feature subscribe to Mumsnet Premium - get first access to new features see fewer ads, and support Mumsnet. This is page 1 of 1 (This thread has 4 messages. Thereâs an existing legal framework that employers must follow regarding pregnant employees (and breastfeeding mothers). Working from home isn't an option. If you have medical concerns, please seek medical attention. Key worker heroes: Meet the brave pregnant mum fighting Covid for two. The Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RCOG) says that pregnant women who are up to 28 weeks should be given the choice of whether they work in direct patient-facing roles. Third trimester should avoid patient facing role. I can't imagine I will be going back before my Mat leave kicks in at this rate. I think they would be massively unreasonable to force you to work under the circumstances when yours and your baby's health and wellbeing is paramount. Im lost for words WWYS? Key workers are people whose work is considered vital to public health and safety during the coronavirus pandemic and the UK lockdown. Itâs also a fact that a womenâs immune system is suppressed during pregnancy again making them more vulnerable. (Food poisoning), To want to scream at school WhatsApp - THANK YOUs, Have a DC aged 3 months to 6 years that suffers from dry, rough skin or nappy rash? The official advise was worded in a way where they left it to employers- I work in a school and some schools sent pregnant staff home, and some expected them to still turn up. I don't work in health but emergency services (not even a public facing role) and I was told not to come back into work until further notice last Wednesday. I'm pregnant myself so I can assure you I was paying attention. I am not going to work for the next 10 weeks.If you have the chance to, I would go off work.But I am a worrier and always think of the worst case scenario. Who should complete the risk assessment? That's not what they said. If they speak to you all the time outside work, this may not work, but might give you a few weeks grace. Labour Force Survey data from 2018-19 allows us to look at individuals in key worker occupations related to health care and social work; education; public services; food; public order; and transport. I know that initially the government classed pregnant women at one of that at risk groups and advised they should self isolate for 12 weeks.I dont think that is the case now BUT on my company website its says I can choose to be off for 12 weeks if I feel at risk or unsafe and I would be paid in full. simply keep all 50 of them on an pay them as normal. What would you do? Congratulations!! There is a strong body of law that protects pregnant workers. Iâve recently found out Iâm pregnant.. however with the virus going round do I still have to work if Iâm a key worker??? Pregnant women were only ever in the "vulnerable" group and strongly advised to follow social distancing guidelines and wfh if possible. If you're pregnant while interviewing, you are not covered under the FMLA. Under the Family and Medical Leave Act, you can part of your unpaid maternity leave while still pregnant if you are physically unable to work due to pregnancy or pregnancy-related conditions. I'm almost 8 weeks pregnant, I've been at home for a month now except for exercise and necessary shopping trips (DH has asthma so I feel I'm the least vulnerable out of us). Legal rights for pregnant employees - including paid time off for antenatal appointments, maternity leave and pay, protection against discrimination and telling the employer about the pregnancy This article links to examples of risk assessments for new and expectant mothers. "No they didn't. All employers must continue to abide by this. I watched it on the tv and sat and cried because it was just another reminder that I still wasnt pregnant ( who knew it was just around the corner eh? "I know that initially the government classed pregnant women at one of that at risk groups and advised they should self isolate for 12 weeks. 'Iâm A Pregnant Healthcare Worker, And This Is What I Want Everyone To Know About The New Coronavirus' "Itâs key to control the things you can and not panic about the things you canât." Guidance updated for pregnant healthcare staff in coronavirus outbreak. I too am recently pregnant (5 weeks) and frontline. NHS Midwives Employment. As my midwife told me so far luckily all the earliest evidence from China where the virus began is positive but itâs still unknown how it affects mother and baby of virus caught in early pregnancy as the earliest cases from China havent got as far as birth yet as itâs a new disease, this is why theyâve been placed in the at risk group as itâs not been proven it doesnât affect them. !I'd suggest reading the info from Royal College obstetricians. This is page 1 of 2 (This thread has 35 messages.). 0 comment. Thankfulky. I know that initially the government classed pregnant women at one of that at risk groups and advised they should self ⦠Iâm NHS staff and in my first trimester. My understanding is that pregnant women are vulnerable, but only deemed to be in the highest risk, shielded group if they also have underlying heart problems. Does a company that is within a key worker industry have the option to [whatever] just a certain number of its staff. New advice for pregnant women who are working in the NHS and other work settings has been published Women who are less than 28 weeks pregnant should practise social distancing but can continue working in a patient-facing role, provided the necessary precautions are taken Women who are more than 28 weeks pregnant, or have underlying health conditions, should avoid direct patient contact )I will speak with my manager on monday and seek his advise as I'm really concerned about miscarriage as I've had 1 previously. However, if an employer wants you to go back into work, they can ask you to return if you cannot work from home as long as it is Covid-secure.. Key points. Best of luck x. You will need to agree with her on the risk assessment for ⦠OPâs posts: See next | See all I know ladies who told their employers early just in case, and some who waited until the first scan at 12 weeks. New advice has been issued for key workers who are pregnant, particularly those working in healthcare, during the coronavirus crisis. The governmentâs guidance is that you should work from home if at all possible. Both kids isolating over christmas, this was the family's response. Indirect discrimination could be where an agency refuses to accept you onto its books because you only want to take part-time work because you're pregnant. My area has brought out new guidance and those up to 28 weeks basically work as normal but try and avoid positive or suspected pts. Also an agency can't discriminate against you indirectly because you're pregnant. I would definitely discuss it with you employer. Does anyone know if a pregnant key worker who has to work with the public (health) can be forced to work by her Manager? @NameChange30 OP didnât say pregnant women were in âextremely vunerable groupâ.What she said is true that the government classed pregnant women as in the most at risk group and said they should self isolate at home for 12 wks (this was before compulsory lockdown was introduced) I watched it when it was announced in mid March, google it. It applies to all pregnant workers regardless of who they work for or what they do. Full guideline (2009) Healthcare professionals leaflet (2009) Employers leaflet (2009) The 28-year-old wrote in simple terms that she is a certified key worker and expecting a child - and just needed to pop inside to freshen up before going back out to work. I'm fortunate that I'm able to WFH and do phone consults but I think under these exceptional circumstances, we need to look after ourselves and if that means telling a couple of people before we're ready then so be it unfortunately. https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-research-services/guidelines/coronavirus-pregnancy/covid-19-virus-infection-and-pregnancy/#generalIt's a tough situation. I personally hate to lie, but have only told my boss about pregnancy and no one else either, not even family. FIGHTING coronavirus on the frontlines has been hard enough for the key workers we have profiled but one brave emergency nurse has been working for two. Advice for pregnant healthcare workers during COVID-19. If the situation is the same in 3 months, will you be able to take another 12 weeks off?Perhaps you could consider whether there is any useful work you could do at home or working in a separate room or area at work, to limit your contact with others as much as possible. Need some advice please! If you were off, you they call you? From the PM's statement on 16.3.20:"this advice about avoiding all unnecessary social contact, is particularly important for people over 70, for pregnant women and for those with some health conditions. I am a key worker a nurse for the NHS. Maybe someone can correct me if this is wrong but in education at the very least this is what happened. I am a key worker in a busy food warehouse with over 1000 staff over the 3 shifts. "www.gov.uk/government/speeches/pm-statement-on-coronavirus-16-march-2020, Reported in the Guardian:www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/pm-tells-britons-to-avoid-non-essential-contact-with-others, @AnotherEmma, it was all over the news after Borisâ statement on 16-03, just listen to it. ""in a few daysâ time â by this coming weekend â it will be necessary to go further and to ensure that those with the most serious health conditions are largely shielded from social contact for around 12 weeks. 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