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> I have been called in to work some Diagrams tomorrow Morning. As
> the wife is away does anyone have any Ideas on what I could do
> with my son whilst I am working. My initial thought was to seat
> him by the cab door but does anyone have any better ideas that
> dont involve him staying at home or get a childminder that can
> start at 7am!

>
> Gazza wrote in message
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>
> > A new piece of Legislation has now become Law that requires
> > Employers to take into account dependants of their employees.
> >
> > They should (after you explain the situatino to them) allow you to
> > look after your Child at home.
>
> Unpaid though.
>
>

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>> Gazza wrote in message
>> news:bghcgn$qud$1@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...
>>
>> > A new piece of Legislation has now become Law that requires
>> > Employers to take into account dependants of their employees.
>> >
>> > They should (after you explain the situatino to them) allow you to
>> > look after your Child at home.
>>
>> Unpaid though.
>>
>>
>I phoned in and said I cant come. There should be a cover though. More time
>@ Mk!
>
>

> Gazza wrote in message
> news:bghcgn$qud$1@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...
>
>> A new piece of Legislation has now become Law that requires
>> Employers to take into account dependants of their employees.
>>
>> They should (after you explain the situatino to them) allow you
>> to look after your Child at home.
>
> Unpaid though.

>> Joe Patrick wrote:
>>> I have been called in to work some Diagrams tomorrow Morning. As
>>> the wife is away does anyone have any Ideas on what I could do
>>> with my son whilst I am working. My initial thought was to seat
>>> him by the cab door but does anyone have any better ideas that
>>> dont involve him staying at home or get a childminder that can
>>> start at 7am!
>>
>> A new piece of Legislation has now become Law that requires
>> Employers to take into account dependants of their employees.
>>
>> They should (after you explain the situatino to them) allow you
>> to look after your Child at home.
>>
>> What Union are you in?
>
> Not in one and havent been since I began. I have no intention in
> Joining one unless someone can twist my arm

> Joe Patrick wrote:
> >> Joe Patrick wrote:
> >>> I have been called in to work some Diagrams tomorrow Morning. As
> >>> the wife is away does anyone have any Ideas on what I could do
> >>> with my son whilst I am working. My initial thought was to seat
> >>> him by the cab door but does anyone have any better ideas that
> >>> dont involve him staying at home or get a childminder that can
> >>> start at 7am!
> >>
> >> A new piece of Legislation has now become Law that requires
> >> Employers to take into account dependants of their employees.
> >>
> >> They should (after you explain the situatino to them) allow you
> >> to look after your Child at home.
> >>
> >> What Union are you in?
> >
> > Not in one and havent been since I began. I have no intention in
> > Joining one unless someone can twist my arm
>
> Theres an invitation :-)
>
> I could wax lyrical on this one - but I wont. How many of your
> colleagues have faced your position for time to time when they have
> to look after dependants at short notice and this conflicts with
> their shift patterns?
>