If you are pregnant and uncomfortable, will you insist on going to work to get maternity allowance?

Pregnant women don't have to go to work to get maternity allowance. If you are pregnant and don't want to go to work or your body load is too heavy, you can discuss it with your unit. As long as your company is willing to help you pay social security, you can get maternity allowance. If the company won't let you take time off, you need to find a way by yourself.

But under normal circumstances, everyone will insist on production, because private enterprises have wages when they go to work.

You can discuss it with the company, and you can choose insurance if you can't support it physically.

I am pregnant this time, so I pay special attention because it is my first child. I had an abortion once before. I've had brown discharge for six weeks. Then I went to the hospital for examination. The hospital told me that progesterone was low and I tried to stay in bed to protect my baby.

I was pregnant for a long time, so I asked for leave from the company later, thinking about staying in bed for the first three months.

Because I have been in this company for a long time, it is a private enterprise run by individuals. Later, I discussed with the boss's wife. I insure myself, and then the company helps me pay five insurances, so that the hospitalized children can still have a reimbursement fee.

Later, when it was time to pay the insurance every month, the manpower would contact me to make up the expenses, and then help me pay the five insurances.

At that time, it happened to catch up with the birth check-up three months after the Chinese New Year. As long as the road is too long, there will still be yellow secretions.

I was afraid of any accident, so I didn't go to work after three months.

Human resources specially called me and said that it was settled with the boss's wife. You can pay this insurance for me at any time, and I'll make up the cost. When the baby is stable, I can come back to work and arrange a suitable position for me.