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Work & Bereavement leave advice please
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dawnybabes wrote: »Where I used to work you got nowt at all. Had to break the news to a member of staff after his dad died. In fact the management wanted him to come in on the day of the funeral before the service and do a few hours :-(
Gosh this still goes on? A colleague of mine told me when her father died years ago she was aged just 20 and her boss expected her to come in after the funeral (it was being held in the morning).0 -
my work were really good to me when my dad was ill, i came and went as needed, when he died i took a week off, would have been more they told me i could have taken them but i had a weeks holiday off planned for then anyway so just used that instead0
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