Menopause

Caroline Nokes has said the law may need to change to improve access to justice at employment tribunals.

There is much that employers, with the help of occupational health, can do to keep employees with early-onset dementia in the workplace.

The Women and Equalities Committee will look at whether further legislation is needed to support employees who experience the menopause.

Education and communication is the key to removing taboos and negative attitude towards menopause, and occupational health practitioners can make a difference.

A study will look at how the menopause affects the talent pipeline in the financial services sector.

Menopausal women are the fastest growing demographic in the workplace, yet many struggle to manage the psychological and physiological changes...

A survey commissioned by Vodafone found 33% hid menopause symptoms from their employer and 43% felt too embarrassed to ask for support.

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The Labour Party has said it will ensure employers provide flexible working arrangements to women experiencing the menopause if it...