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Menopause is stepping into the spotlight and for good reason. The symptoms, ranging from heart palpitations to chronic insomnia, impact up to 25% of the working population at any given time. That’s a substantial number of individuals facing the challenges of a natural phase of life that, until recently, was barely discussed, if at all.
Fortunately, there’s a shift in attitude within the management ranks of Australian companies. The fact that “how to implement menopause leave” has been the most downloaded resource on our platform this year indicates a growing interest. Yet, this change is unfolding at a frustratingly slow pace.
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