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Hormone-related symptoms force a quarter of women out of the workplace

More than a quarter of women have considered leaving the workforce because of hormone-related symptoms, according to new research from Balance@Work.

The Hormone Health at Work report, based on a survey of more than 5,500 women, found that 28% had considered leaving employment altogether, while 24% had already left a role because of hormone health issues.

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Hormone-related symptoms force a quarter of women out of the workplace

More than a quarter of women have considered leaving the workforce because of hormone-related symptoms, according to new research from Balance@Work.

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More than a quarter of women have considered leaving work because of hormone-related symptoms, report finds

79% said hormone-related symptoms had affected their work participation or career decisions, while 24% had already left a role or organisation because of hormone health.

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