Menstrual Leave for Women: Supreme Court Directs Centre To Frame Policy on Menstrual Leave for Female Employees by Consulting Stakeholders

New Delhi, July 8: The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Centre to frame a model policy on menstrual leave for women employees by holding consultations with states and other stakeholders. A bench comprising Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and Justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra said the issue related to policy and was not an issue for the courts to look into. Moreover, such a decision from a court on granting such leave to women may prove to be counterproductive and 슬롯사이트�detrimental슬롯사이트� to the cause as employers may avoid employing them.

How will the leave encourage more women to be part of the workforce, the court asked the petitioner and said mandating such leave will lead to women "being shunned from the workforce". "...we do not want that,슬롯사이트� the bench said. 슬롯사이트�This is actually a government policy aspect and not for the courts to look into", it said.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천슬롯사이트�Who Is This Appearing in Baniyan?슬롯사이트�: Supreme Court Judge Asks Court Master To Remove Man After He Joins Video Conference of Court 11 in Innerwears.

슬롯사이트�Petitioner says that a representation was submitted to the Centre in May 2023. Since the issues raise multifarious objectives of state policy, there is no reason for this court to intervene in light of our previous order,슬롯사이트� it said. The bench, however, permitted lawyer Rakesh Khanna, appearing for petitioner and lawyer Shailendra Tripathi, to move the secretary of the Ministry of Women and Child Development and Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Counterfeit Currency Case: Supreme Court Rebukes NIA for Four-Year Delay in Trial Resulting in Accused Languishing in Jail, Says 슬롯사이트�Please Do Not Make a Mockery of Justice슬롯사이트�.

슬롯사이트�We request the secretary to look into the matter at the policy level and take a decision after consulting all stakeholders and see if a model policy can be framed,슬롯사이트� it ordered. The court made it clear that that the consultation process of the Centre will not come in the way of states if they take any steps in this regard.

The top court had earlier disposed of a plea seeking menstrual pain leave for women students and working women across the country. It had then said that since the issue falls under the policy domain, a representation can be made to the Centre. The senior lawyer said that till date no decision has been taken by the Centre.