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A day to bleed: exploring the effects of Zambia's Mother's Day policy on the representation of women in the financial sector
This study examined how Zambia's menstruation leave policy, locally referred to as Mother's Day, influences the recruitment and retention of women in the financial and insurance sectors. As the only African nation to formalise menstruation leave, Zambia provided a distinctive context to explore the...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2025
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