The Problems with Employer-Funded Elective Egg Freezing
While there are many upsides, employers should be mindful of how funding egg freezing may impact workplace culture.
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Read more: Paid Parental Leave and the New Surrogacy Regime in Israel: How do Men Fare? Paid Parental Leave and the New Surrogacy Regime in Israel: How do Men Fare?
Recent developments show the precarious relationship between Israel’s reproductive law and family units headed by single men and male same-sex couples.
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Read more: Access to Reproductive Technology May Be Impeded by Workplace Law and Policy in South Africa Access to Reproductive Technology May Be Impeded by Workplace Law and Policy in South Africa
Barriers include unequal access to treatment, as well as workplace laws and policies that discourage people from seeking treatment.
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Read more: Fertility Treatment, Equality, Neutrality, and the Workplace Fertility Treatment, Equality, Neutrality, and the Workplace
Should U.K. employers be required to make reasonable adjustments for women who are going through fertility treatment?
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Read more: A Good Man is Hard to Find: Egg Freezing and the ‘Mating Gap’ A Good Man is Hard to Find: Egg Freezing and the ‘Mating Gap’
While egg freezing goes a long way toward relieving anxiety and sustaining hope, it also allows for conformity to heteropatriarchy and bionormativity.
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Read more: Parental Leave Has Proven It Works — It Is Time to Talk About Assisted Reproduction Leave Parental Leave Has Proven It Works — It Is Time to Talk About Assisted Reproduction Leave
The protective rationale of parental leave should be extended to address the needs for those undergoing fertility treatment.
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Read more: Introduction to the Symposium: Reproductive Technologies and Workplace Equality Introduction to the Symposium: Reproductive Technologies and Workplace Equality
In this symposium, experts discuss successes and challenges for labor laws in the face of changing concepts of reproduction, pregnancy, and family building.
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Read more: Going Public – The Future of ART Access Post-Dobbs Going Public – The Future of ART Access Post-Dobbs
House Bill 6617 would make Connecticut the first state to provide comprehensive fertility care through its Medicaid program.
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Read more: Dobbs as a Catalyst for Reproductive Justice Dobbs as a Catalyst for Reproductive Justice
The right to abortion and the right to access fertility treatment are both fundamental and equally important aspects of reproductive justice.
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Read more: Gamete Regulation and Family Protection in a Post-Dobbs World Gamete Regulation and Family Protection in a Post-Dobbs World
When regulating assisted reproduction, it is important to proceed cautiously and to consider how proposals may adversely impact family recognition.
