Baby clothing company faces criticism over handling of employee's maternity leave - ABC News
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Kyte Baby founder Ying Liu took to TikTok twice to issue apologies.
Marissa Hughes said the popular baby brand denied her request to work remotely while her newborn was in the hospital and she was fired after not returning from her allotted two-week maternity leave.
Marissa Hughes said the popular baby brand denied her request to work remotely while her newborn was in the hospital and she was fired after not returning from her allotted two-week maternity leave.
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