The Green Party is considering giving workers who menstruate up to 36 extra paid days off a year 🏢 Leaked documents suggest a motion submitted to the Green Party’s Autumn Conference would require employers to offer up to three days of paid menstrual leave every month, without the need for a doctor’s note and without it counting as sickness absence or annual leave. The proposal would apply to “all workers who menstruate” and could be extended further for people with conditions such as endometriosis, adenomyosis and PCOS. The policy has not been adopted by the party and will still need to be debated by members at conference. If approved, it would become part of the party’s official policy pla
The Green Party is considering giving workers who menstruate up to 36 extra paid days off a year 🏢 Leaked documents suggest a motion submitted to the Green Party’s Autumn Conference would require employers to offer up to three days of paid menstrual leave every month, without the need for a doctor’s note and without it counting as sickness absence or annual leave. The proposal would apply to “all workers who menstruate” and could be extended further for people with conditions such as endometriosis, adenomyosis and PCOS. The policy has not been adopted by the party and will still need to be debated by members at conference. If approved, it would become part of the party’s official policy platform. The proposal is already sparking debate over workers’ rights, workplace equality and the potential cost to employers. #ThisIsMoney #Money #News #UK ♬ son original - cz.audios
