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Realty Assistant incorporates ‘First Day of Period’ leave policy

January 5, 202100
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Mumbai: In a bid to promote inclusiveworkculture,real estateadvisory firm Realty Assistant has introduced FOP (First Day ofPeriod)policy, giving leave to the women employees during menstruating days.

Realty Assistant, which has close to 50 per cent women employees, has designated 12 leaves in a calendar year under this policy. The company employs 110 people.

The initiative, the first in the real estate sector, aims to build a work culture that understands and appreciates women, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.

By this policy, the company wants to extend the much-needed support to working women from the system, it added.

“Women are a valuable asset to our organization. They perfectly don the role of managers and can even multitask flawlessly. We realized the need to provide them with ideal working environment to realize their potential to the fullest,� Realty Assistant Founder and CEO Ankit Aditya Pradhan said.

In addition to incorporating period leave, the firm has also made certain amendments to ensure employee welfare during the difficult times of COVID-19.

For the complete realization of the initiative, 100 per cent salary was paid to the employees to support the entire organization during these unprecedented times, it added.

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Realty Assistant incorporates ‘First Day of Period’ leave policy

January 5, 2021014
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Mumbai: In a bid to promote inclusiveworkculture,real estateadvisory firm Realty Assistant has introduced FOP (First Day ofPeriod)policy, giving leave to the women employees during menstruating days.

Realty Assistant, which has close to 50 per cent women employees, has designated 12 leaves in a calendar year under this policy. The company employs 110 people.

The initiative, the first in the real estate sector, aims to build a work culture that understands and appreciates women, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.

By this policy, the company wants to extend the much-needed support to working women from the system, it added.

“Women are a valuable asset to our organization. They perfectly don the role of managers and can even multitask flawlessly. We realized the need to provide them with ideal working environment to realize their potential to the fullest,� Realty Assistant Founder and CEO Ankit Aditya Pradhan said.

In addition to incorporating period leave, the firm has also made certain amendments to ensure employee welfare during the difficult times of COVID-19.

For the complete realization of the initiative, 100 per cent salary was paid to the employees to support the entire organization during these unprecedented times, it added.

(Catch all theBusiness News,Breaking NewsEvents andLatest NewsUpdates onThe Economic Times.)

Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily Market Updates & Live Business News.

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