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Balance@Work research featured in Personnel Today

Personnel Today has featured Balance@Work's latest Hormone Health at Work research, exploring how hormone-related symptoms can affect women's working lives, career progression and decisions about remaining in employment.

The coverage highlights the importance of practical workplace support, trusted information and manager education.

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World Mental Health Day: When “I’m struggling” needs to lead somewhere

Encouraging people to speak about their mental health matters. But a supportive workplace also needs to know what to do when they do.

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Our Menopause Policy Is Approved. What Changes on Monday?

A menopause policy can be approved, published and technically complete without changing a single employee’s experience.

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National Inclusion Week: turning inclusion into practical hormone health support

For employers, that has a clear connection to hormone health at work. Trust is not created by a policy or an awareness campaign alone. It develops when people can find credible information, understand what support is available and know what will happen if they ask for help.

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Hormone-related symptoms can affect energy, sleep, mood, focus, confidence and performance at work. You should not have to navigate that alone. Balance@Work helps employers create environments where people feel able to ask for support and access trusted information.
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Evidence based care and treatment based on scientific evidence and a wealth of clinical experience.
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Evidence based care and treatment based on scientific evidence and a wealth of clinical experience.
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