Change for the Better
Wednesday 27 October 2021This event will focus on the key aspects to be considered by organisations to best support their workforce through the menopause.
Organisations have a responsibility to support individuals through the menopause not only from a well being perspective but because it also supports the organisation's most valuable resource - people.
This event explores several legislative responsibilities organisations have, what you as a manager can do and give some key figures and metrics on the topic.
In this digital event...
Join us for an informed discussion providing insight on the topic of the menopause in the workplace to hear how managers and leaders can best support their colleagues throughout this experience.
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