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4 months maternity leave for ladies
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Do you think this will affect employment for ladies? Will bosses be unwilling to employ ladies in the coming future?
What are your views on this?
Do you think this will affect employment for ladies? Will bosses be unwilling to employ ladies in the coming future?
What are your views on this?

Michelle- Admin

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Re: 4 months maternity leave for ladies
for me as a boss point of view, i will stil employ them. cos we stil need ladies as staff. 

chin261- Moderators

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Age: 26
Location: Jurong West Central
Registration date: 2008-09-05

Re: 4 months maternity leave for ladies
Michelle wrote:Click here for the short news article
Do you think this will affect employment for ladies? Will bosses be unwilling to employ ladies in the coming future?
What are your views on this?
This will definitely affect the ladies. For those really small SMEs and tight on staffing issues, hiring part timers to cover the woman who is on 4 months' of maternity leave is a high cost, not forgetting the company has to pay the woman's salary + the part timers' salaries. Besides that, productivity of the company may be compromised as the new staff / part timer is less familiar with the scope and flow of the current projects / assignments.
However, there are several possible feasible solutions to work around the issue. One possible solution is that the employer can suggest telecommuting scheme to the woman if her job scope is not heavy and can be done mostly via e-mails, access to company's portals etc. However, this may not become a full maternity leave (no work at all) as stated by labour law.
As for whether bosses will be unwilling to employ ladies in future, I believe it will not be an absolute general trend. Many positions such as accounts, admin, HR are still dominated by ladies and are women-oriented, hence it's impossible to totally do away with female staff. Bosses however, will consider potential impacts more in-depth during the recruitment exercise.

Calis- Admin

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Re: 4 months maternity leave for ladies
My boss is going to come up with a contract for any newcomers who are women to sign that
1. They're not pregnant at the point of hiring them.
2. They wun be getting pregnant in the short future.
3. Best is if unattached.
4. Have kids but CONFIRM-GUARANTEE-CHOP wun want more kids.
or hire only guys. =.="
I guess i cannot get married while i am at this company too liao! HAHA!
1. They're not pregnant at the point of hiring them.
2. They wun be getting pregnant in the short future.
3. Best is if unattached.
4. Have kids but CONFIRM-GUARANTEE-CHOP wun want more kids.
or hire only guys. =.="
I guess i cannot get married while i am at this company too liao! HAHA!

babyto0ns- Admin

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Age: 23
Location: Singapore
Registration date: 2008-09-08

Re: 4 months maternity leave for ladies
babyto0ns wrote:My boss is going to come up with a contract for any newcomers who are women to sign that
1. They're not pregnant at the point of hiring them.
2. They wun be getting pregnant in the short future.
3. Best is if unattached.
4. Have kids but CONFIRM-GUARANTEE-CHOP wun want more kids.
or hire only guys. =.="
I guess i cannot get married while i am at this company too liao! HAHA!
wah. . the company so bad sia
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