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Webinar recording: Being menopause inclusive

25 April 2025

This webinar explored how employers could be menopause inclusive. A lack of awareness and support led to a loss of a key talent pool within organisations. 

We also considered the legal impact of menopause, including the risk of employment tribunal claims and the steps employers could take to reduce that risk.

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