What’s the Menoclause?

It's an easy to adopt workplace policy that supports employees during the menopause transition.

Adding these
6 benefits to your existing employee handbook helps reduce the stigma around menopause and provides needed support to those experiencing menopause symptoms.

An overlooked phase of life affecting 20% of today’s workforce

An estimated 1.3 million people become menopausal annually in the U.S alone. Despite its far-reaching impact and symptoms that can last a decade, too often individuals don't get the care and support they need from their workplace.

(source Maven)

1

Menopause awareness and education resources available for all employees

2

Menopause related training for managers to understand symptoms and how to support colleagues

3

Flexible work arrangements for employees experiencing menopause symptoms

4

Free access to virtual treatment/counseling with providers trained in menopause care

5

An employee forum for discussing menopause online or in-person

6

Accommodations for those experiencing hot flashes such as temperature adjustment or desk fans

  • Add the policy to your existing employee benefits handbook. Download the policy here.

  • Look for gaps in support and counseling for those experiencing menopause.

  • These organizations are a great starting point.
    Midi
    Maven
    Henpicked
    Hormonally

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  • 75% of those who seek help for menopause symptoms don’t receive it

  • 1 in 3 feel their healthcare provider is not knowledgable in discussing menopause

  • 40% report that menopause interferes with work weekly