Menopause at Work: Breaking the Silence, Keeping the Talent

Episode 13 of the The Heels in the Hierarchy Podcast podcast, hosted by heelsinthehierarchy, titled "Menopause at Work: Breaking the Silence, Keeping the Talent" was published on August 29, 2025 and runs 63 minutes.

August 29, 2025 ·63m · The Heels in the Hierarchy Podcast

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Hosts SJ and Pegsy discuss menopause in the workplace, covering what menopause and perimenopause are, common symptoms, and why tracking changes matters. They share statistics, personal stories, legal and business reasons to support employees, and practical reasonable adjustments and tips for managers to create a more inclusive workplace. Subscribe to our channel! https://www.youtube.com/@HeelsintheHierachy

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Hosts SJ and Pegsy discuss menopause in the workplace, covering what menopause and perimenopause are, common symptoms, and why tracking changes matters.

They share statistics, personal stories, legal and business reasons to support employees, and practical reasonable adjustments and tips for managers to create a more inclusive workplace.

Subscribe to our channel! https://www.youtube.com/@HeelsintheHierachy

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