Hmm.
I'm one of those who spent decades praying for death one day out of every month. But of course, if I didn't work, I didn't get paid. So I loaded up on the pain pills and soldiered through. If the option for paid time off had existed, I might have taken it.
Yes, I think a policy like this, if it existed in the majority of workplaces, would harm women. As folks have said, under this policy if you hire a guy, you don't have the same amount of absenteeism.
What is needed is medical research to solve the problem, not days off.
I'm one of those who spent decades praying for death one day out of every month. But of course, if I didn't work, I didn't get paid. So I loaded up on the pain pills and soldiered through. If the option for paid time off had existed, I might have taken it.
Yes, I think a policy like this, if it existed in the majority of workplaces, would harm women. As folks have said, under this policy if you hire a guy, you don't have the same amount of absenteeism.
What is needed is medical research to solve the problem, not days off.
"The family that prays together...is brainwashing their children."- Albert Einstein
