Didyouknow that 1 in 5 women have left a job or considered leaving a job due to menopause symptoms? ElektraHealth's recent “Menopause in the Workplace Report” highlights just how many women in the workplace are affected by menopause Learn more:
Every day, over 50 million women are navigating menopause in the workforce. But how does menopause actually impact their professional lives?Elektra surveyed 2,000 professional women in the United States, age 40-55As companies grapple with what it means to support women’s health at work, Elektra’s Menopause in the Workplace Report reveals the dire need for resources that empower women throughout all stages of their hormonal health journey.
The symptoms of menopause, compounded with the lack of employer support, fosters a workplace environment that neglects women in menopause. Whether it’s having to miss a day of work or not being able to pursue a promotion due to their symptoms, the career advancement for women in menopause is often restricted.have not pursued a promotion because of menopause symptoms.
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