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Amid ongoing protest, BMC approves 180 days of paid maternity leave for outsourced women health workers

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Amid ongoing protest, BMC approves 180 days of paid maternity leave for outsourced women health workers

The workers have been protesting at Azad Maidan for the past several days, demanding improved working conditions, timely payment of salaries, revised minimum wages and maternity benefits

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