Menstrual Leaves
- Recently, Spain has become the first European country to grant paid menstrual leave to workers, with the right to three days of menstrual leave per month, which can be expanded to five days.
- Bihar and Kerala are the only Indian states that have introduced menstrual leave policies for women.
- Bihar's policy was introduced in 1992, allowing employees two days of paid menstrual leave every month.
- Kerala recently announced that the state's higher education department will grant menstrual and maternity leaves for students in universities under the department, and a Kerala school has also introduced a similar ....
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