Menopause in the Workplace Webinar

Hear from our experts about how to manage symptoms of menopause at work, what you can do to get support at work and how you can support your colleagues and/or employees.

March, 13 2023

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Women make up more than half of the U.S. workforce — and there are currently 61 million women ages 50 and above working in the U.S.

You know what that means? There are a huge number of people who are living with menopause symptoms in the workplace.

Hear from our experts about how to manage symptoms of menopause at work, what you can do to get support at work and how you can support your colleagues and/or employees.

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Menopause in the Workplace Webinar

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