Natwest Group adds Peppy menopause support for employees

Across UK and Ireland

John Brazier
clock • 1 min read

Banking group NatWest has adopted the Peppy menopause support service throughout its operations in the UK, Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Republic of Ireland.

NatWest Group employs more than 39,000 in the UK and Ireland, of which around 6,400 are women between the ages of 45-55. Staff and their partners will have access to support from specialist menopause practitioners via Peppy, including consultations, one-to-one chat and group chats, and access to articles, video and audio content, events and webinars. The Peppy service aims to increasing understanding of menopause and managing symptoms through treatment and lifestyle, also covering support for wider health and wellbeing, including nutrition, fitness and mental health.  The banking g...

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