RIVANSHI RAKHRAI
Japan has had a menstrual leave policy in place for several years. Some companies offer leave to employees experiencing menstrual pain or discomfort
South Korea allows women to take one day of menstrual leave per month. However, this policy is not universally applied, and its implementation can vary among companies
In Taiwan, female workers are entitled to three days of menstrual leave per year. This is in addition to regular sick leave
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Indonesia has provisions for menstrual leave. The labor laws in the country allow female workers to take two days of menstrual leave per month
Zambia introduced menstrual leave in 2019, allowing female workers to take one day off per month if they experience menstrual discomfort
In Italy, some companies have implemented menstrual leave policies, allowing female employees to take time off for menstrual pain or discomfort
Some provinces in China have implemented policies that allow female workers to take one or two days of menstrual leave per month, depending on the severity of their symptoms