Cenk Uygur
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Should Women Get “Period Leave”?
Posted
March 5, 2016
Views
100,168
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2,119
Comments
2,282
Engagement
4.39%
March 5, 2016
100,168
2,119
2,282
4.39%
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5:35Now PlayingA company in Bristol UK is considering giving their female employees "period leave.” This will give them opportunity to take paid time off for painful menstrual cycles. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“PERIODS. They affect half of the population and are still considered something of a taboo in "polite conversation".
But one Bristol company will become the first in the city to create a "period policy" for its staff.
Based in Hamilton House, Stokes Croft, Coexist plan to tap in to their employee's natural cycle to create a happier and healthier working environment.
The community interest company has a largely female workforce and wants to acknowledge the monthly trauma many women experience.”
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