Do not risk your child by working full duty, i hope you have long term disability. That unborn child is more important right now than delivering packages. JMOI am a female driver in need of maternity uniforms. Does anyone know if they exist? So far they think the solution is ordering me mens xl- tall shirts. I normally wear a small, go figure. Any info would be great.
I am a female driver in need of maternity uniforms. Does anyone know if they exist? So far they think the solution is ordering me mens xl- tall shirts. I normally wear a small, go figure. Any info would be great.
I am a female driver in need of maternity uniforms. Does anyone know if they exist? So far they think the solution is ordering me mens xl- tall shirts. I normally wear a small, go figure. Any info would be great.
...Your unborn child is way more important than this job!... If your doctor gives you any type of a weight restriction, and if you have a good doctor, they will! UPS will not allow you to work under any restrictions, as there is no light duty at UPS...
I will echo the sentiment that your unborn child is far more important than this job. But, as for the light duty, this must vary from center to center, as light duty is available in our center, although I don't know if it would be available for pregnancy. I was put on light duty before returning to work after my surgery--I sat in the jump seat and basically gave directions to the cover driver for a week before I was cleared to return. I should preface this by saying that I did stay home for 2 weeks to recover.
I am a female driver in need of maternity uniforms. Does anyone know if they exist?
I am surprised that it took so long for someone to go down that road.
I don't believe you. It's still funny and you were sitting there laughing just like the rest of us. LOLIt's like any "cop and donut shop" joke. Old, heard it a million times, not even funny anymore.
I am surprised that it took so long for someone to go down that road.
It took so long for him to go down that road because package car drivers can`t find the road without their Diad telling them where to go.
Good one--is it true that your IVIS has every Dunkin Donuts pre-programmed?
You could be the girl I know who did absolutely work up to the week before. Her doctor told her since she was used to the work, the lifting wouldnt hurt her. And she was about 95 pds before her pregnancy, I never knew how she did it non-pregnant. But that was also pre 150pd weight limit. Be careful for sure.They use to make maternity pants, and shirts. The pants have an elastic panel in front, without any pockets. The shirt was too baggie, but it covered the up the elastic panel on the pants. And might I say the pants had no belt loops, so I had to use tape and wrap it around me to hold them up.
Doctors told me to work as long as I felt good, and with my first child I worked right up to the week he was do. I felt GREAT everyday!!!
Was (go figure) a play on words?
They use to make maternity pants, and shirts. The pants have an elastic panel in front, without any pockets. The shirt was too baggie, but it covered the up the elastic panel on the pants. And might I say the pants had no belt loops, so I had to use tape and wrap it around me to hold them up.
Doctors told me to work as long as I felt good, and with my first child I worked right up to the week he was do. I felt GREAT everyday!!!