Millions of women navigate monthly hormonal cycles impacting energy and resilience, yet modern workplaces expect consistent performance. The debate around mandatory menstrual leave in India highlights concerns about potential hiring bias versus the need for biological accommodation. Experts and individuals offer varied perspectives. Millions of women navigate monthly hormonal cycles impacting energy and resilience, yet modern workplaces expect consistent performance. The debate around mandatory menstrual leave in India highlights concerns about potential hiring bias versus the need for biological accommodation. Experts and individuals offer varied perspectives.
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‘Pop a pill and carry on’: The workplace silence on India’s menstrual leave debate
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