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Hi, I live in England and have been employed at my job for 11 months now. I am currently pregnant and have informed my manager as I've had to make some adjustments in the workplace. I was accidently signed off sick for a week by my doctor instead of the adjustments note and was told I couldn't come back until my sick not said 'fit for work with amendments to duties' or whatever it says. I have come back to work after being sick to be told that not only was my whole department told by my manager but she has also been discussing it in the staff room openly in front of people from other departments too. She has also told me that if I continue to have morning sickness, I should call in sick instead of coming in because im "wasting half an hour a day that she could be paying someone else." I took 3 days off because she told me to and have come back to a disciplinary letter where 2 of the absences listed are morn

For context, I’m a branch manager in a relatively well known national store. A few years ago I did the usual UK thing of accidentally signing off a few work messages and emails with a couple of X’s after first replying to my wife. No bother, we’ve all done it. At first, a couple of people replied and also signed off with the kisses. A month in, the kisses were almost store-wide and appeared more often than not in any communications. Two months in, all communications in store had kisses. By month three, if a communication didn’t have a kiss, relationships were questioned and “Have I pissed you off?” was a regular occurrence. By month six, just about everyone had accidentally included a kiss to at least one supplier, regional manager, or someone at head office… Sometimes a kiss was returned. Fast forward another six months and almost all communications with some suppliers were signed with the trusty X, regardless of age, gende

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