Mar 10, 2026
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10:00 am

Menopause, gender pay gap, and parental leave: How the Employment Rights Bill impacts your female employees

Join to learn how the Employment Rights Bill 2025 impacts your female employees this International Women's Day, and learn how to ensure your organisation is compliant with these new legal requirements.

We will cover

The statutory requirement for Menopause Action Plans and Gender Pay Gap Action Plans
The right to paternity and parental leave from day one of employment
The right to statutory bereavement leave following a pregnancy loss

Speakers

Eileen Burbidge
Executive Director
Céline Crawford
Director of People and Operations

Recent changes to employment law in the Employment Rights Bill 2025 means organisations will need to consider their menopause, women's health, and parental leave policies and workplace support in 2026. This webinar will help HR managers and people teams understand the upcoming changes to the employment rights bill and what it means for women's health equality at work.

We know that workplaces that actively prioritise diversity, openness and inclusivity see greater employee engagement, improved wellbeing and increased retention and workplace satisfaction.

Since 2019 Fertifa has been supporting workplace clients and their employees with Fertility and Family forming challenges, pregnancy loss, menopause, women's health, maternity leave and more. Join to learn how to effectively implement these changes to both remain legally compliant as an employer, and to create a more supportive and inclusive workplace for all your people.

We will cover

The statutory requirement for Menopause Action Plans and Gender Pay Gap Action Plans
The right to paternity and parental leave from day one of employment
The right to statutory bereavement leave following a pregnancy loss

Speakers

Eileen Burbidge
Executive Director
Céline Crawford
Director of People and Operations

Want to know more?

Speak to our team about how we can support your employees through menopause, fertility, men's and women's health challenges.