Breast feeding should be permitted in public...no need for privacy!
Agreed but they keep throwing women out or arresting them for it and such.
Stupid people.
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Breast feeding should be permitted in public...no need for privacy!
Ummm, in both of my jobs there is no way there can be additional room just for this.
I don't know if there is an as unyet explained loophole in which they can wriggle through...
I'm sure there is. I admit, there really doesn't need to be a room for this.
However, calling it a "breastfeeding temple" that's needed at all times is a bit ridiculous and over-the-top.
Breast feeding should be permitted in public...no need for privacy!
Agreed but they keep throwing women out or arresting them for it and such.
Stupid people.
Whatever its called, it's ridiculous to require a special room, by law, for it.
This makes so much sense for companies with no breastfeeding mothers.
What a great use of capital resources.
In my last company, I had several new moms on staff. As they returned to work, we juggled offices to make a private space for them - it was on an adhoc as needed basis - and we did it voluntarily. I would have been outraged to preserve a Breastfeeding Temple for the times when it wasn't needed.
It's a freakin room.
Talk about overreaction.
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Note so I don't get 50 other responses on this post. I'm calling her rhetoric over this a bit of a overreaction.
This makes so much sense for companies with no breastfeeding mothers.
What a great use of capital resources.
In my last company, I had several new moms on staff. As they returned to work, we juggled offices to make a private space for them - it was on an adhoc as needed basis - and we did it voluntarily. I would have been outraged to preserve a Breastfeeding Temple for the times when it wasn't needed.
It's a freakin room.
Talk about overreaction.
Edit:
Note so I don't get 50 other responses on this post. I'm calling her rhetoric over this a bit of a overreaction.
I see an opportunity guys...
See I have this pressure build up during the day, sometimes I need a release...
The problem is the federal government going into a PRIVATE company and once again demanding that THEY be able to call the shots.
This makes so much sense for companies with no breastfeeding mothers.
What a great use of capital resources.
In my last company, I had several new moms on staff. As they returned to work, we juggled offices to make a private space for them - it was on an adhoc as needed basis - and we did it voluntarily. I would have been outraged to preserve a Breastfeeding Temple for the times when it wasn't needed.
Will there be nursing rooms in the dugouts? Just in case the Yankees recruit a female player in the future. Uneffinbelievable.
Will there be nursing rooms in the dugouts? Just in case the Yankees recruit a female player in the future. Uneffinbelievable.
This is the sort of over-the-top rhetoric I'm talking about. We can discuss this like adults without using outrageous examples that will never happen.
No offense, just sayin.