How Microsoft's Menopause Benefits Boost Workplace Equity
Women likely to be affected by menopause, as a group, account for 20% of the female workforce. Here's how businesses are responding.
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Women likely to be affected by menopause, as a group, account for 20% of the female workforce. Here's how businesses are responding.
From managers to HR benefits personnel, the workforce will be trained to understand what menopause is and to learn to identify and treat it.
Microsoft Corp., Palantir Technologies Inc., and Abercrombie & Fitch Co. are among a small but increasing number of US businesses offering menopause benefits, which likely could affect 20% of the
Microsoft Corp., Palantir Technologies Inc., and Abercrombie & Fitch Co. are among a small but increasing number of U.S. businesses offering menopause benefits, with women most likely to be affec...
Directing Women To the Right Menopause-Specific Care for Them Ann Garnier, founder and CEO of Midday, an app launched in 2022 that incorporates Mayo Clinic's virtual care, artificial intelligence and wearables, puts it this way: "Technology is imperative." A seemingly benign menopausal irritant such as hot flashes can evolve into a life-threatening chronic condition, Garnier says. "If you are having hot flashes, your sleep is disturbed, which leaves you tired. As a result, you don't exercise, you eat more, and you feel depressed," she says. Depression is directly ...