When should you stop working while being pregnant?

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When you feel the need to stop. 
If you want to push yourself till the end go for it, if you need to stop early do it!

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I think it depends on your situation and how you feel. My situation allowed me to stop working at 19 weeks but that’s a choice we made because of my job, my husband, and the virus situation. I will be staying home with the baby so I just started early

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My first pregnancy, I worked until the Friday before my due date and gave birth that Sunday. I worked 40 hours, on my feet in a high stress medical position. I suffered then and now from SPD and was in pain most days and was definitely slower at the end, waddling down the hallways. My elderly patients walked faster than me at times and I had to sit often to catch my breath. 
You’re going to be a mama and pregnancy is only the beginning of the tough road ahead IMO. Woman up! 💪🏻 
(Also, make sure you get plenty of massages and pedicures 😂)

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I suppose everyone can decide themselves.
My pregnancy has been difficult and painful, and I felt like even if everything goes well and baby doesn’t come earlier, I need my rest before birth so I took the last 4,5 weeks off as well.

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My plan is to take leave a month before my due date.

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I work vigorous 9 hour shifts 6 days a week. I get tired and light headed. But my doctor said i could try part time but its up to me and my job. My job doesnt have a part time position available. So I just have to get through it. Unless I gp pm bed rest like I did with my 2 boys, I'll be working until they take her via C-section at 36-38 weeks.

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I'm working until I go into labor. If I'm super late going into labor I'll probably take off at 41 weeks. I work at a desk job though.

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I’m a teacher and with my first I worked up until 2 days before my induction at 39 weeks. It depends on your job and how your feeling.

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I only waitress part time but plan to stop around 30 weeks! I want to relax and enjoy the last bit of time with only my 2 year old!

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Definitely depends on the person and the job. I was teaching when I was pregnant with my first and worked right up until my water broke, yes at work 🤦🏼‍♀️ Lol