I'm debating on when I should put in my two week notice at work. I work at a distribution center and although they've…
I'm debating on when I should put in my two week notice at work. I work at a distribution center and although they've been great with cutting back my hours, all the bending and lifting has made it difficult. I'm over 21 weeks along and not sure when my bending and lifting gets more limited that what it already is! ladies, help!
Stephanie Valentine·
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the moment you start to feel uncomfortable or start to question your ability to lift things, quit.
Jessika·
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I am 24 weeks...and work a part time and a full time job, I get tired a lot, but I know I am doing it so my little girl has a good life...
but when you feel like you can't work then put in your notice. don't over work yourself.
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it's just that the place I work in, my lifting used to be up to 70 lbs, and once I got pregnant it's now up to 40. but I do lifting constantly pretty much. and my ability to lift only 10 lbs over my head makes it more difficult but I watch what I do at work for my overall health and babies health. thanks ladies. @jessika0610 @stephnagy2
Jessika·
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I would try to see if your work has any other postions open. it's not good to lift things over your head, or you can try to get a job at a call center they're always hiring. and all you do is sit and answer phones. I wouldn't recommend lifting over 30 pounds.
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see, I was only trying to push through with this job a little longer because my boyfriend and I are moving back to my home state soon before the baby arrives, back to kentucky. I'll be staying home with the baby once she comes, but for now I'm trying to help out any way I can. I was only planning on staying til maybe around the beginning to middle of March,but I'm still undecided. just didn't wanna get a job in between then somewhere else and only work there maybe a month :( @jessika0610