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Karnataka Education Department Implements One-Day-Per-Month Menstrual Leave

A new circular turns the 2025 mandate into day-to-day practice through defined monthly rules with electronic processing.

Japan Shogi Association Signals Revisions to Maternity Rule After Fukuma Kana’s Appeal

Karnataka High Court Recalls Stay on Menstrual Leave Order, Sets January Hearing

Bengaluru Hotels Association Moves Karnataka High Court Against Mandatory Menstrual Leave Order

Union Report Finds Widespread Toilet Access Failures for Women in Australia’s Transport Sector

Supreme Court Seeks Centre, BCI Replies on Challenge to Bombay HC Ruling Limiting POSH for Advocates

DWP Withdraws No-Compensation Ruling for WASPI Women After New Evidence

Karnataka Notifies One Paid Menstrual Leave Day Per Month for Eligible Women Workers

Women's Share on German Executive Boards Stalls at 20% as New Appointments Drop

Germany’s Top Labor Court Endorses One‑to‑One Comparator in Equal‑Pay Case, Remands Daimler Dispute

Karnataka Approves One-Day-a-Month Paid Menstrual Leave Across Public and Private Sectors

Foro MT Mujeres 2025 Closes With Calls for Gender-Focused Leadership, Safety, and Investment

Mujeres Líderes 2025 Puts Measurable Gender Equity on Argentina’s Corporate Agenda

Moët Hennessy Counters Ex-Executive’s Sexism Claims with Defamation Lawsuit

Delhi High Court Launches Digital Portal for Workplace Harassment Complaints

Nagaland Suspends IAS Officer Reny Wilfred Following Sexual Harassment Investigation

City of Leduc Finalizes $9.5M Settlement for Workplace Sexual Misconduct

Former Todtmoos Mayor Wins Landmark Gender Pay Discrimination Case

Bavarian Health Minister Urges Workplace Support for Menopausal Women

BBC Settles Age and Sex Discrimination Claims with Female Presenters