
Mar
20
1:00pm
Optimising Hormonal Health In The Workplace
By Flexa
Hormones - they impact so much of our lives, yet their role in the workplace is often overlooked.
On Wednesday, March 20th at 1PM, join us for an insightful discussion on how optimising for hormonal health in the workplace is crucial in today’s workforce, with Hertility, leading experts in the field.
Our very own Product Manager Ailish McLaughlin will be joined by Deirdre O'Neill, CCO and Co-Founder of Hertility to explore:
🩸 What hormonal health is and why it needs more attention and support in professional settings
👥 The profound impact reproductive health initiatives can have on workplace satisfaction and employee retention
🌱 Tips for harnessing your hormonal rhythms to boost productivity and wellbeing
⚖️ Why hormonal health isn't just a "women's issue" but a priority for an equitable workplace for all
The statistics speak volumes:
- 1.6 billion people globally live with a gynaecological issue
- 1 in 6 couples face infertility challenges
- Over 1 million women left jobs last year due to menopause transitions
- 700,000+ are on waitlists for gynaecology services
Join us as we have an open and honest discussion with COO and Co-founder of Hertility, who are a pioneering reproductive health company redesigning the workplace for the modern workforce. Their mission? Providing proactive support across all life stages through expert education, health screening, and forward-thinking policies.
Hertility is paving the way for employers to earn the "Reproductively Responsible" accreditation by setting a new standard of care for women, families, and overall workforce wellbeing.
Whether you're an employee who’s affected by hormonal health or a leader, who supports teams dealing with hormonal health, this webinar will offer vital insights into cultivating hormonal health awareness and support in the workplace.
Join us on Wednesday, March 20th at 1PM to learn actionable steps towards an open, inclusive workplace designed for everyone's holistic wellbeing.
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