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A Bristol firm plans to introduce a "period policy" to allow female staff to work flexibly around their menstrual cycles. Women will be allowed to take time off during their period and make up the time later. Do you support or oppose this proposal? Published on 03.03.2016 → Survey conducted on 03.03.2016 on 6143 GB adults
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