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How to handle baby due in the middle of contract?

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    Current client co were aiming for a start date 1 month before my son was due.

    I didn't tell the agent until I'd been offered the contract.

    Accepted, explaining I would need 2 weeks off around the due date. To be honest, if the client had withdrawn the offer I wouldn't have been surprised.

    But they were fine about it.

    The start date slipped by a week while they finalised the contract and budget, and then junior decided to arrive 2 weeks early.

    They said not to worry, we'll put the contract start back another 2 weeks and you can start fresh.

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      #22
      Originally posted by jmo21 View Post
      Current client co were aiming for a start date 1 month before my son was due.

      I didn't tell the agent until I'd been offered the contract.

      Accepted, explaining I would need 2 weeks off around the due date. To be honest, if the client had withdrawn the offer I wouldn't have been surprised.

      But they were fine about it.

      The start date slipped by a week while they finalised the contract and budget, and then junior decided to arrive 2 weeks early.

      They said not to worry, we'll put the contract start back another 2 weeks and you can start fresh.
      My previous client was equally as amicable, it's nice to know they're not all monsters!

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