Deadlines And Due Dates: 9 Things To Do Before Breaking The Baby News To Your Boss

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Take precaution with probation periods.

Although my pregnancy was completely unplanned, I probably would’ve taken a little more caution if I knew my job was unstable or I didn’t have health coverage. Keep in mind that when it comes to Affordable Healthcare as well as most coverage offered by employers, only Qualifying Life Events allow employees to be eligible for coverage outside of the enrollment period. This typically includes situations like losing healthcare coverage, getting married or having a child (not the pregnancy itself). Pregnancy doesn’t occur on a schedule for most people, but keep in mind that that pregnancy and job transitions can be tedious to navigate.

Toya Sharee is a sexual health expert who has a passion for helping young women build their self-esteem and make well-informed choices about their sexual health. She also advocates for women’s reproductive rights and blogs about everything #BlackGirlMagic and #BlackBoyJoy. Follow her on Twitter @TheTrueTSharee or visit her blog, Bullets and Blessings.

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