
Health & Wellbeing
Women’s health should be a business priority, not just a personal one
Dr Helen O'Neill, CEO of Hertility, makes the case for greater employer support for women’s reproductive and hormonal health.

Dr Helen O'Neill, CEO of Hertility, makes the case for greater employer support for women’s reproductive and hormonal health.

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.

The two courses - Women’s Health Awareness and Menopause Awareness - aim to help automotive industry employees better understand the health challenges women face.
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