Would you like to have a proactive and compliant approach to menopause for your people?
The Menopause Workplace Ready Programme can help you with this
Why this matters right now
Women over 50 are the fastest-growing working demographic.
Around 1 in 6 consider leaving their job due to unmanaged menopause symptoms (CIPD)
Employers are increasingly held accountable for reasonable adjustments, psychological safety, and inclusive workplace cultures.
From April 2026, the Employment Rights Bill marks a shift in expectations around menopause support and employer responsibility. While formal requirements will apply to larger employers, expectations are rising across all organisations.
Introducing the Menopause Ready Programme
An accredited, organisation-wide training and implementation programme designed to help you deliver meaningful, compliant menopause support across:
Leaders & Managers
Menopause Workplace Champions
Your wider workforce
This is not a tick-box webinar.
It’s a joined-up approach that embeds understanding, behaviour change, and strong governance.
The Menopause Ready Framework
Leaders & Managers – “Confident Conversations”
Outcomes Include
Understanding menopause and its impact at work.
Knowing manager responsibilities under the Equality Act and evolving Employment Rights Bill expectations
Conducting safe, supportive, and well-documented conversations
Making reasonable adjustments that are fair, consistent, and defensible
Managing menopause confidently without fear of “getting it wrong”
Purpose: To build confidence, reduce risk, and ensure managers handle menopause issues consistently and legally from day one.
Menopause Champions – “Trusted Workplace Support”
Champions Will:
Build understanding of menopause and its complexities.
Learn active listening, boundaries, confidentiality, and signposting
Handle real-life scenarios with confidence
Awareness for All Staff – “Understanding Menopause at Work”
A practical, inclusive session covering:
What menopause is and the wide range of symptoms.
How to access internal support, Champions, and policies
Why menopause is a workplace, not just personal, issue