High Court News : Female employees will get menstrual leave, High Court announcement

Sikkim high court has announced to give menstrual leave to women employees. The verdict of the court came on the eve of Menstrual Hygiene Day and is said to be highly commendable. The notification was issued on Tuesday after getting the approval of Chief Justice Biswanath Somaddar. In this, it has been announced to give 2 to 3 days leave in a month to female employees during menstruation.

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According to a notification issued by Sikkim High Court Registrar General Prajwal Khatiwada, women employees in the High Court Registry can now avail 2 to 3 days of menstrual leave in a month. But for this they have to first contact the Medical Officer concerned with HC. After that a recommendation letter has to be taken for such leave. The notification states that after taking such leave, your other leave will not be affected.

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Reaction on social media to court verdict –
There is a lot of discussion on social media about this court verdict. A lot of reactions are coming from this. Most of the people have welcomed this court verdict. A user said that female employees will get 2 to 3 days menstrual leave every month. Kudos to the Sikkim High Court for understanding the importance of such a holiday. Another user wrote that this decision is not completely good, it is only half good. After all, why can't any woman self-certify for this holiday? After all, why is there a need for a doctor here?

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