Seven things you should know about menopause in the workplace
We need to talk openly about menopause at work and and create an inclusive, supportive environment for everyone. This practical guide from #MenopauseMatters raises awareness and helps reduce stigma about menopause in professional settings including the legal sector.
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“Our IBA wellbeing work (and the global survey) showed a decline in wellbeing for women aged 50+. We know it is not uncommon for women in the 45-55 age group to leave the workplace as their confidence is eroded – cause by both their symptoms and by the lack of support and awareness on these issues. More must be done to understand, and support those dealing with the anxiety, physical and emotional consequences of menopause.”
The report aims to amplify the power of community and demonstrate what can be achieved when passionate people want to help drive change.
In the report it says:
“Last year Lucie Allen posted about her unexpected experience of perimenopause which sparked lots of support and a wave of others sharing their own experiences. Roll forward a few months and 8 women came together to hatch a plan to continue to raise awareness and to remove some of the awkwardness around what is a natural progression for women after all! #MenopauseMatters and this guide was born.”
Read more about the guide on the Senior legal managers speak out on menopause challenges - Legal Futures website.
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