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Reproductive Technologies and Workplace Equality

Legal scholars and bioethicists interested in the workplace impact of assisted reproductive technology usage have come together to discuss the successes of, and challenges for, labor laws now facing changing concepts of reproduction, pregnancy, and family building.

This symposium is guest edited by Elizabeth Chloe Romanis and Victoria Hooton.

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Access to Uterus Transplantation and the Workplace
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Surrogacy and Employment Rights in the UK    
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An Intersectional Analysis of Proposed Fertility Leave in England and Wales
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Fertility Leave: Seeking Assisted Reproductive Technology as an Employee in the UK
A Liquid Nitrogen Bank Containing Sperm and Eggs Samples - ivf - in vitro fertilization, egg freezing.
Egg Freezing in Israel: Legal Framework and Women's Viewpoints
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Surrogacy and the Workplace: Maternity, Paternity, and Parental Leave in the European Union
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Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act 2023: Some Questions Raised by Artificial Amniotic and Placenta Technology
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Artificial Placenta Technologies and Maternity Leave in European Labor Law
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Conceiving a New Interpretation of Equality Law for Those Undergoing Fertility Treatments
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The Problems with Employer-Funded Elective Egg Freezing
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Paid Parental Leave and the New Surrogacy Regime in Israel: How do Men Fare?
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Forced Gifting: English Surrogacy, Gestational Labor, and the Inequality of Choice
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Access to Reproductive Technology May Be Impeded by Workplace Law and Policy in South Africa
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Fertility Treatment, Equality, Neutrality, and the Workplace
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A Good Man is Hard to Find: Egg Freezing and the 'Mating Gap'
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Parental Leave Has Proven It Works — It Is Time to Talk About Assisted Reproduction Leave
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Introduction to the Symposium: Reproductive Technologies and Workplace Equality

Editor-in-Chief: Chloe Reichel

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