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FREE · PREGNANCY AT WORK

5 Pregnancy Rights (your employer hopes you don't know)

Five pregnancy rights that employers quietly rely on you not knowing. From antenatal appointments to the risk assessment they owe you, to the redundancy protection that now runs for 18 months after birth.

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What you'll get

PDF GUIDE
The 5 rights and what triggers them
Day-one protection, leave versus pay, the April 2024 redundancy priority change, health and safety suspension, and the written-notice point most people miss.
PRACTICAL
When the right matters most
For each right, the moment in the pregnancy or job where it actually becomes relevant. So you know what to do when it does.
WHAT NEXT
Where the full picture sits if you want it
Points you to the full Pregnant at Work pack if you want every stage, every template, and the redundancy and discrimination detail.
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What this guide actually does

01
Know what protection applies from the day you tell your employer.
02
Understand the difference between maternity leave and maternity pay (they aren't the same).
03
Recognise when April 2024 redundancy priority changes the picture for you.
04
Spot the health and safety suspension route most managers don't volunteer.
A note on AI advice

Why this isn't a ChatGPT printout

AI is good at summarising the law. It is not good at applying it to your specific situation, your specific employer's pattern, or the procedural choice that fits this exact moment.

Claimants email this account every week with replies they've drafted using ChatGPT. The replies are confident, fluent, and wrong. They escalate a defence that should have been kept narrow. Or concede ground the law would have given them. Or answer a question that hadn't actually been asked.

A prominent HR creator recently said "don't worry about your ET1, just get ChatGPT to write it." That is dangerous advice.

Every guide here is built from real case work, refined over weeks, and reviewed line by line. Same starting point a private client gets in a £500 + VAT initial consultation. Without the £500.

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