The U.S. Department of Labor announced Menstrual Hygiene Day to create a period-friendly workplace for 'menstruators'. They shared 5 ways employers can support menstruators at work. Some critics questioned the use of 'menstruators' instead of 'women'. The announcement follows changes to Title IX rules by the Biden administration.
Key Points
U.S. Department of Labor announced Menstrual Hygiene Day
Shared 5 ways employers can support menstruators in the workplace
Criticism from some individuals about the term 'menstruators'
Announcement follows changes to Title IX rules by Biden administration
Pros
Promotes inclusivity and support for menstruating individuals in the workplace
Raises awareness about menstruation-related challenges at work
Cons
Controversy over the use of the term 'menstruators' instead of 'women'
Criticism from some individuals regarding the language used in the announcement