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Pregnant Women On Front Line Duties
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What are your thoughts on pregnant women being on front-line duty?
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Knowing that she was pregnant, the authority had a duty to protect her, as if she had a miscarriage during a front line incident , then there would be a public outcry.
Once in a "sedentary" position, it was found that this was to be made semi-permanent and performed an essential part of her employ, then it is quite reasonable to maintain that post and her pregnancy should play no part in the decision.
Knowing that she was pregnant, the authority had a duty to protect her, as if she had a miscarriage during a front line incident , then there would be a public outcry.
Once in a "sedentary" position, it was found that this was to be made semi-permanent and performed an essential part of her employ, then it is quite reasonable to maintain that post and her pregnancy should play no part in the decision.
Stupid woman. It wasn't as though she was being given the 'sack'. She should have been glad that they were looking after her and the unborn child. It would have been a different scenario altogether had she been involved in a violent situation. The thugs on the street are hardly likely to shout--'leave that policewoman alone,she's pregnant'.
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