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1.)The assumption is not wrong.
2.) You just do not think through the matter. You see, if you have a large number of employees the thing is a statistical problem of large numbers. In your case it was one of a small sample that does not allow your conclusion.
3.) As to the fact that anyone can get sick, it is hard to say anything polite other than that you probably mean well. Because the costs to a company from pregnancy are differently structured to those of illness and they add on top of those.
1.) this was your assumption "I suspect that you have never employed a young lady in a job and had her go pregnant on you. "
your assumption was 100% factual wrong
2.) your meaningless subjective opinion of this doesnt change your assumption being wrong. also WHAT conclusion of mine are you talking about?
3.) and yet anybody could be gone 9 months or longer not just pregnant woman and in a lot of jobs they only need to mise like 2-4 months