Yes, everyone wants to accept and there demand is correct because one day leave in a month is not a big thing for many organisations
Absollutely, Would be very glad if women gets one day leave for period. There are many women who have servere troube to manage both work and that discomfort sometimes they apply leaves or doesânt contribute there full efforts due to uncomfort during that time. It would be great if this discussion goes to higher authorities and contribute a monthly one day leave for women.
Definitely, a day off can help a lot of women employees/workers deal with the discomfort and pain associated with Menstrual periods and result in better performance the following days.
Many women donât have it easy. Some suffer from heavy periods and others with severe pain due to multiple lifestyle and medical conditions.
Normalizing it can also help in dispelling the taboos surrounding it.
The 1 day menstrual leave policy idea is good as far as we are concerned about our hormonal balance and physical exaggeration. At the same time, I do believe that since the school then the degree and now currently even in the job we being the women are woking on the menstrual days, even standing and working for extended shifts as well. So, overall itâs a good plan to execute.
Yes, I completely agree because during that period neither we can take rest or we can focus on work. so we need to normalize Menstrual leave
Menstrual leave is an issue much deeper than comfort for women, it relates to acknowledging physiological factors and championing equality between genders. Such strategic policies can help lessen attendance-related issues, enhance productivity, and cultivate understanding in academic and workplace cultures.
Yes, itâs important for oneâs body. Women go through hormonal changes every month and its necessary to give rest to our body.I think this policy should thrive and leave be granted.
Menstruation can come with pain, fatigue, and discomfort that affect daily functioning. A 1-day menstrual leave in colleges and workplaces offers much-needed rest. It promotes empathy, supports womenâs health. Itâs not a privilegeâitâs basic care.
There is a genuine need for a 1 -day menstrual license policy in universities and workplaces.
For many, the first day of menstruation brings severe cramps, fatigue and hormonal changes that make them extremely difficult to stand for long hours in laboratories, clinical publications or office tasks.
Youâve raised such an important and sensitive point. Menstrual leave policies can truly support physical and emotional well-being, leading to better productivity and inclusivity at work and college. Itâs time we normalize conversations around menstrual health and create supportive environments. Thank you for starting this discussion!
I believe each individual is different. Some women donât have that many problems during the period, while some have worse situations. The 1-day menstrual leave policy should be implemented, but when to take the leave should be in the hands of women be it on day 1 or day 4 of menstruation.
Menstrual Leave in college for one day is valid due to the sufferings in women for exposure to long hours in lab and during presentations and this may require self declaration;1 day Menstrual leave policy in workplace should be a paid leave and it can be a work from home ,so that the emotional and physical rest occurs.
yes,it will be good.Hormonal changes during this time can cause several changes like pain,mood swing ,tiredness etc.But it should be also ensured that the policy is not misused.
As a student, I believe that one-day menstrual leave would be a great support the women. The first day of periods usually comes with intense pain and cramps affecting the concentration. Resting on this day promotes better health and helps us to manage the pain effectively so that we can perform well academically afterwards.
Thatâs a wonderful suggestion for the women who have extremely painful menstruation. It can be an option for the women to take a day off for herself and her recovery on the day she feels extremely exhausted and cannot handle the wave of hormones running in her body. On the other hand those who experience normal periods without much cramps can continue as usual if they wish too.
Yes. After all women go through a lots of experience like restlessness, heavy bleeding, pain and several other feelings during the first day of their periods. And also it may create a women a safe and better environment.
Yes, thatâs veracious
Kerala has implemented a menstrual leave policy for womenâs in industrial training institute granting them 2 days of leave per month
Implementing a one-day menstrual leave policy can enhance womenâs well-being, productivity, and job satisfaction in colleges and workplaces
Yes menstrual leave policy at work should be there because these days with the increase cases of PCOD ,PCOS and women getting diagnosed with disamnorrhea has been seeen very widely.
yes,thatâs very beneficial policy.as at this day mental and physical rest is needed.
Yes, I agree to this one, because one day leave can make a big difference in managing health and energy levels during periods to everyone