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Sikkim High Court Introduces Menstrual Leave For Women Employees

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Update: 2024-05-28 12:38 GMT
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The Sikkim High Court has taken a decision to allow menstrual leave for women employees of Registry for 2-3 days in a month. They have to obtain the recommendation of the medical officer to avail such leave.Click here to read the...

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The Sikkim High Court has taken a decision to allow menstrual leave for women employees of Registry for 2-3 days in a month. They have to obtain the recommendation of the medical officer to avail such leave.

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