women in texas are going to have this kind of government control over their bodies, where vigilantes can come and enforce a law, you know, for money. so i think that the attorney general is doing everything they can. there is a law on the books that says that you cannot threaten anyone going to an abortion clinic, and they re going to try and use that. but, really, what we need is a supreme court decision in roe v. wade to be codified into law a huge percentage of the american people do not want this law changed. members went to the supreme court and got confirmed like justice kavanaugh, promising senators that he was not going to change this law. there is a real threat to women s independence here and women s healthcare. and i think the republicans are going to rou the day that they ve supported this texas law and that they ve supported such
Menopause workplace policy for businesses to be developed, says health minister
Women have recently shared their menopause experience on RTÉ’s Liveline. By Christina Finn Wednesday 2 Jun 2021, 4:42 PM 4 hours ago 12,174 Views 11 Comments
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HEALTH MINISTER STEPHEN Donnelly has told the Dáil that work is underway to develop a menopause workplace policy.
Such a policy will look to include measures that allow work adjustments for women going through menopause, such as flexible working, guidance around sickness leave, and time off for appointments that might be needed.
He said a range of actions on menopause are being developed by his department which include the provision of specialist supports, as well as a national awareness campaign around menopause.