Removing taxation of them as medical devices makes sense, additional tax credits towards the purchase seems a reach as does requiring employers beyond a certain

Removing taxation of them as medical devices makes sense, additional tax credits towards the purchase seems a reach as does requiring employers beyond a certain size to provide them. that should last entry should be covered by the medical plan. that does not mean they should not stock them in employee rest rooms for making work life stresses easier to cope with because there are just "those" days. What needs legislation is guaranteeing women access to facilities to take care of menstrual needs should that arise during work hours. the fact that we need intervention to get jails to treat prisoners of any sex humanely is ridiculous and those bills focusing on that element need to fast track separately and quickly. state and county run facilities are some of the worst because they hide behind sovereign immunity and their officials use qualified immunity to skirt helping inmates.