A new proposal is sparking debate after suggesting up to 36 extra paid days off per year for workers who menstruate—now the US is weighing in on the issue

The conversation around menstrual leave policies has gained increasing attention worldwide, with more governments, lawmakers, and advocacy groups discussing how workplace systems can better support women’s health needs.

In recent developments, the topic has also reached the United States Congress, marking a new stage in an ongoing global policy debate. Supporters of menstrual leave argue that workplace policies have historically overlooked certain health conditions that affect productivity and wellbeing.

At the same time, critics raise questions about implementation, fairness, and potential workplace disruption. This ongoing discussion reflects…
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