Here’s what you need to know.
1 in 5 people in the U.S. workforce is in some phase of menopause transition now. Factor in the fact that menopause-related global productivity losses amount to more than $150 billion a year, and it becomes clear that this is a problem employers can’t afford to ignore.
Read on for new insights from our latest research “Millenopause at Work: Opportunities for the Newest Generation Entering Midlife”.
Here’s what you need to know.
1 in 5 people in the U.S. workforce is in some phase of menopause transition now. Factor in the fact that menopause-related global productivity losses amount to more than $150 billion a year, and it becomes clear that this is a problem employers can’t afford to ignore.
Read on for new insights from our latest research “Millenopause at Work: Opportunities for the Newest Generation Entering Midlife”.
of millennials and 35% of Gen Xers with menopause symptoms haven’t discussed them with a healthcare provider
of millennials who haven’t discussed their symptoms with a provider said they couldn’t take time away from work or it was hard to find time in addition to caring for their family
Only 36% of millennials and Gen Xers who talked to their doctor about their symptoms say they got advice that worked for them
of millennials and 34% of Gen Xers have avoided discussing their symptoms due to fear of being judged or stigmatized
millennials who say their symptoms have impacted their work have switched to a less demanding career
But is the generation that evangelized workplace wellness—and now joining Gen Xers on one of life’s longest health journeys—actually better off? We asked 1,050 millennials and Gen Xers who are in perimenopause or menopause, and it turns out—they’re not.
But is the generation that evangelized workplace wellness—and now joining Gen Xers on one of life’s longest health journeys—actually better off? We asked 1,050 millennials and Gen Xers who are in perimenopause or menopause, and it turns out—they’re not.
of millennials and 35% of Gen Xers with menopause symptoms haven’t discussed them with a healthcare provider
of millennials who haven’t discussed their symptoms with a provider said they couldn’t take time away from work or it was hard to find time in addition to caring for their family
Only 36% of millennials and Gen Xers who talked to their doctor about their symptoms say they got advice that worked for them
of millennials and 34% of Gen Xers have avoided discussing their symptoms due to fear of being judged or stigmatized
millennials who say their symptoms have impacted their work have switched to a less demanding career
of millennials and 35% of Gen Xers with menopause symptoms haven’t discussed them with a healthcare provider
of millennials who haven’t discussed their symptoms with a provider said they couldn’t take time away from work or it was hard to find time in addition to caring for their family
Only 36% of millennials and Gen Xers who talked to their doctor about their symptoms say they got advice that worked for them
of millennials and 34% of Gen Xers have avoided discussing their symptoms due to fear of being judged or stigmatized
millennials who say their symptoms have impacted their work have switched to a less demanding career
of millennials in perimenopause or menopause say they’re more likely to stay at jobs with menopause benefits.
of Gen Xers in perimenopause or menopause say they’re more likely to stay at jobs with menopause benefits.