Australian Unions are campaigning for 10 days of paid reproductive health leave (RHL) to be included in the National Employment Standards (NES).
Australian Unions are pushing the Albanese Government to introduce 10 days of paid reproductive health leave (RHL) for all workers, warning millions of Australians are currently forced to use up sick leave or go unpaid to manage serious health conditions.
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