Statutory Maternity Pay Employers

Can my employer girlfriends to force her to take maternity leave earlier?

My girlfriend is 30 weeks pregnant, due to the May 24 It submitted its application for leave to introduce maternity leave six weeks before the scheduled date. During the last week or two, it was not very good, but still managed to get to work, but on both days. When she called in to work this morning to inform them that she would not today, however, his manager made a comment to the effect of "I and other leaders will have a sit down and decide to put you on leave at the beginning now. "This presents a huge problem for us because it will pay Legal for most of his leave as he is, and if made to leave earlier, it would mean we would have to survive longer on effectively my salary. Then his employer "do" from his earlier work like that? Or would it still have a say in the end? Thank you in advance.

i think they can, if she is out sick because of pregnancy, but I'm not too sure if they can do so only if delivered in line doctors, I know the woman I work with has been very ill in her pregnancy and had to leave soon after. go to your local citizens advice, they will be able to help give you an appropriate response

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