Women are 100% more likely to get time off from work for period pain.
Compared to who?
Women are more likely to get time off for looking after little tarquin when he has tummy ache
That is not workplace practice or policy. It is purely cultural expectations, so your claim is false.
If you had said women are more likely to take time off to care for a sick child, your claim would have been correct. But you did not claim that.
Women are 100% going to get 100% pay longer than men when a child is born
100% of Women are going to get more paid maternity than men
These two claims are identical.
There are several reasons for the differentiation. Women's maternity leave is based on not just infant care. It's also based on physical recovery, and the need for breastfeeding. It is also the cultural norm for women to be the primary care-giver for the infant.
Also your claim ignores the women that do not take maternity leave. Only about 60% of the female workforce of childbearing age take maternity leave. If you include the women past childbearing age, the percentage shrinks, obviously.
About 25% of new mothers exit the labour market completely, maybe permanently, maybe temporary.
And until recently women were allowed to retire 5 years earlier than men.
So that anomaly has been addressed.
So if you add everything up and take into account all of those hours off that you get away with you probably earn more than a man per hour in the same job.
If you add everything up, your first claim was false and incorrectly presented, your second claim relies on your limited perception, not reality: women deserve longer maternity leave for the reasons mentioned, and your third claim is outdated, so your comparison of male to female hourly rates has been proven to be outdated and incorrect.
And when you get "equality" you dont like having the same retirement as men --
And men still insist on speaking for women. Ask the women!