Great Britain: NatWest Group breaking the menopause taboo

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Since 23 August the UK banking group has made Peppy Health (an online women’s health application) available free of charge to its employees and their partners in a bid to support all those concerned by the menopause. More than 39,000 UK employees now have access to the app, including around 6,400 women aged 45-55.
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NatWest Group stated that the Peppy Health app provides articles, videos and webinars to help employees understand and manage the menopause period. It also allows them to consult with experts on the subject both virtually and individually, to participate in online forums, and to gather information on helpful treatments and lifestyles (diet, sport, sleep, mental health) when facing this period of life. Jen Tippin, NatWest Group Chief People & Transformation Officer noted, “Women of menopausal ag

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