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First Report - Menopause and the Workplace

Women and Equalities Committee HC 91 Published 28 July 2022
Report Status
Government responded
Conclusions & Recommendations
13 items (12 recs)
Government Response
AI assessment · 13 of 13 classified
Accepted 2
Accepted in Part 5
Deferred 1
Rejected 5
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Recommendations

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7 Accepted
Para 64

The Government has a key strategic role in helping businesses and should lead the way...

Recommendation
The Government has a key strategic role in helping businesses and should lead the way in developing and disseminating good practice. The Government should appoint a Menopause Ambassador to work with stakeholders from business (including small to medium enterprises), unions, … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government will appoint a Menopause Employment Champion, reporting to DWP Ministers, to drive forward work with employers and spearhead a collaborative employer-led campaign, and will consider having a six-monthly report on progress made by business after the appointment has been made and terms of engagement agreed.
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10 Accepted

We are disappointed that the long-promised Employment Bill has still not materialised.

Recommendation
We are disappointed that the long-promised Employment Bill has still not materialised. The Government should bring forward legislation before the end of the current Parliament to make the right to request flexible working a day-one right for all employees. It … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government accepts the recommendation to make flexible working a ‘day one’ right, committing to changes through regulations and supporting the Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Bill to deliver these changes, including allowing two statutory requests in a 12-month period and reducing administration time.
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