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Creating an Inclusive, Menopause-Friendly Uniform

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Our white paper with Sarah Wilsher: the menopause symptoms that affect people at work, and the uniform design choice that eases each one.

Creating an Inclusive, Menopause-Friendly Uniform

75% of women experience menopause symptoms at work that are moderate to highly problematic, and almost a million have left the workplace because of them. The wrong uniform should not be one of the reasons. Written with Sarah Wilsher of The Menopause at Work, this white paper takes the symptoms that affect people at work one by one and sets out the design choice that eases each: wicking fabrics, mesh panels, light layers, lower collars and adjustable cuffs. It closes on why one inclusive uniform works better than a separate range.

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