Transcription of Work and the Menopause - BOHRF
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work and the Menopause : A Guide for Managers Introduction: Older women workers Women comprise approximately half (47 percent) of the UK s workforce. About million are women aged 50 and over. Occupational health issues for older workers in general, and older women workers in particular, have often been ignored. Many of today s women workers are, or will be, working though a rarely discussed stage of life: the Menopause . The British Occupational Health Research Foundation ( BOHRF ) commissioned researchers at the University of Nottingham, led by Professor Amanda Griffiths, to explore women s experience of working through the Menopause .
the menopause were: poor concentration, tiredness, poor memory, feeling low/depressed and lowered confidence. Hot flushes at work were a major source of distress for many women.
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