Employment Rights Act 2025 — Now in Effect
Menopause Action Plans are now the law. Is your organisation ready?
From April 2026, organisations can publish Menopause Action Plans voluntarily. From 2027, it becomes mandatory for employers with 250+ employees. The window is open, and the organisations acting now will be ahead when the deadline arrives.

The Legal Landscape
Three laws. One clear message: act now.
Menopause is no longer just a wellbeing concern – it sits at the intersection of three pieces of UK legislation. Together, they create both obligation and risk for employers who don’t have a structured approach.
Now Open — April 2026
Voluntary Publication Period
Organisations of all sizes can publish their Menopause Action Plan now. Forward-thinking employers are already doing so — demonstrating leadership and reducing legal exposure.
Mandatory — Spring 2027
Legal Requirement for 250+ Employers
Large employers will be legally required to publish what they are doing and be held publicly accountable. Plans must include at least one specific menopause support action, including perimenopause.
Get Started
Two ways to build your Menopause Action Plan
Whether you want to start immediately with a structured framework, or you’d prefer guided support — we have an option that fits.
The Cost of Inaction
Doing nothing is no longer a safe option.
Many organisations assume menopause is a wellbeing extra — something to address when there’s time. But the financial, legal, and human costs of inaction are significant, and they’re accumulating right now.
£30k
Estimated cost of losing one experienced employee to menopause-related attrition impact
13m
People in the UK currently in perimenopause or menopause — in your workforce right now
2027
When Menopause Action Plans become mandatory for large employers, it’s closer than it looks
The good news: organisations that act now get ahead of the legislation, reduce their legal exposure, and start seeing the retention and engagement benefits immediately — not just when the deadline forces them to.

