Menopause support services – Why they’re important in the workplace
For many employees, perimenopause and menopause can bring added challenges at work – especially when awareness and support are limited.
Symptoms such as hot flushes, fatigue, poor sleep, anxiety and difficulty concentrating can all affect confidence, wellbeing and performance. Around 67% of women aged 40–60 say their symptoms negatively impact their working lives.
Yet fewer than half of UK employers currently have a menopause policy or structured support in place. With upcoming employment law changes, larger organisations will soon be required to publish formal Menopause Action Plans, making workplace support more important than ever.
Effective menopause support helps businesses retain experienced talent, reduce absence and maintain productivity. With women over 50 being one of the fastest-growing parts of the UK workforce, creating an inclusive culture is essential.
Our menopause support services help organisations build understanding and practical capability across their teams – ensuring employees feel supported and managers feel confident in their role, while aligning with emerging legal expectations.

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If you’re looking to…
- Access expert, tailored advice to support individual employees through menopause
- Improve awareness and understanding of menopause across your organisation
- Equip managers with the knowledge, tools and confidence to have informed, supportive conversations
- Reduce absenteeism, presenteeism and avoidable staff turnover
- Support employees to perform at their best and protect productivity
- Promote better health and wellbeing across your workplace
- Strengthen your inclusive culture and prepare for upcoming legislative expectations
…we can help!
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