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60-Day Special Leave For Women In Case Of Death Of Baby At Birth: Centre
All women central government employees will be entitled for 60 days special maternity leave in case of death of a child at or shortly after birth, an order issued by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) said today.
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Pregnant Women, Differently-Abled Government Employees To Work From Home
Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Sunday said that pregnant women and 'divyang' (differently-abled) employees of central government departments have been exempted from attending office in the wake of a sharp spike in Covid cases.
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Treat Plea Seeking Menstrual Leave As Representation: Delhi High Court To Centre
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the Central government and others to treat as a representation, the plea seeking directions to grant paid leaves to all class of women employees including daily wage, contractual and outsourced workers during their menstruation period.
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Central Government Approves Maternity Leave For Employees Opting For Surrogacy
Central government's women employees, whose children are born through surrogacy, will now be entitled to maternity leave, according to an official order of the personnel ministry.
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Now, 'She-Box' Portal To Help With Sexual Harassment Complaints
The Women and Child Development ministry today launched an online platform to enable women employees of the central government to file complaints related to sexual harassment at the workplace.
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Report Sexual Harassment Complaints Online, Maneka Gandhi Asks Women Employees
To encourage women to report sexual harassment, an e-platform is likely to be launched this month which will enable women employees of the central government to file sexual harassment complaints online.
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90 Days Paid Leave For Woman Victims Of Sexual Harassment
The women central government employees, who have filed complaint of sexual harassment at the work place, will get 90 days paid leave during the pendency of the inquiry.
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Women Employees Can Now File Harassment Complaints Online: Government
The women employees of the Central government will soon be able to file sexual harassment complaints online.
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Sexual Harassment Victims Can Get 90 Days Paid Leave
Women central government employees who have filed complaints of sexual harassment can now get a paid leave of three months during the pendency of inquiry, the government has said.
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Surrogate Mothers May Soon Get Six Months Maternity Leave
Surrogate and commissioning mothers may get six months maternity leave, as per new rules being formed by the central government for its women employees.
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60-Day Special Leave For Women In Case Of Death Of Baby At Birth: Centre
All women central government employees will be entitled for 60 days special maternity leave in case of death of a child at or shortly after birth, an order issued by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) said today.
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Pregnant Women, Differently-Abled Government Employees To Work From Home
Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Sunday said that pregnant women and 'divyang' (differently-abled) employees of central government departments have been exempted from attending office in the wake of a sharp spike in Covid cases.
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Treat Plea Seeking Menstrual Leave As Representation: Delhi High Court To Centre
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the Central government and others to treat as a representation, the plea seeking directions to grant paid leaves to all class of women employees including daily wage, contractual and outsourced workers during their menstruation period.
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Central Government Approves Maternity Leave For Employees Opting For Surrogacy
Central government's women employees, whose children are born through surrogacy, will now be entitled to maternity leave, according to an official order of the personnel ministry.
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Now, 'She-Box' Portal To Help With Sexual Harassment Complaints
The Women and Child Development ministry today launched an online platform to enable women employees of the central government to file complaints related to sexual harassment at the workplace.
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Report Sexual Harassment Complaints Online, Maneka Gandhi Asks Women Employees
To encourage women to report sexual harassment, an e-platform is likely to be launched this month which will enable women employees of the central government to file sexual harassment complaints online.
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90 Days Paid Leave For Woman Victims Of Sexual Harassment
The women central government employees, who have filed complaint of sexual harassment at the work place, will get 90 days paid leave during the pendency of the inquiry.
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Women Employees Can Now File Harassment Complaints Online: Government
The women employees of the Central government will soon be able to file sexual harassment complaints online.
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Sexual Harassment Victims Can Get 90 Days Paid Leave
Women central government employees who have filed complaints of sexual harassment can now get a paid leave of three months during the pendency of inquiry, the government has said.
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Surrogate Mothers May Soon Get Six Months Maternity Leave
Surrogate and commissioning mothers may get six months maternity leave, as per new rules being formed by the central government for its women employees.
