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World Menopause Day 2026

Explore our World Menopause Day events and content, and find out what it really takes to lead on menopause support this year.

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The Employment Rights Act 2025: 6 actions HR & Benefits leaders must take in 2026

Practical guidance for preparing your organisation for the Employment Rights Act and reducing risk as expectations rise.

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The menopause toolkit for HR

Prevent legal risk, stop silent attrition, and make your workplace menopause inclusive – before regulators, resignations, or Glassdoor reviews make the decision for you.

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Men’s health at work: the cost of late intervention

Men are more likely to delay seeking help for physical and mental health issues, influenced by personal behaviours and society.

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Free toolkits and templates for reward and benefits leaders

For reward and benefits leaders building health support for their people, from menopause and fertility to neurodiversity, plus practical guidance on the Employment Rights Act 2025.

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Build Your Menopause Action Plan: A step-by-step framework for Benefits Leaders
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Build Your Menopause Action Plan: A step-by-step framework for Benefits Leaders

Menopause action plan framework: what to include, how to audit your provision and how to publish a plan ready for the Employment Rights Act 2025.

The menopause toolkit for HR
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The menopause toolkit for HR

Menopause support that reduces legal risk and silent attrition, and makes your workplace menopause inclusive

The HR playbook for preventative health
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The HR playbook for preventative health

Preventative health steps that cut costs, reduce attrition and catch health problems before they escalate.

Build the business case for employee health
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Build the business case for employee health

Employee health business case guide to build internal buy-in and get specialist health support signed off.

The ultimate women’s health at work guide for HR and Benefits leaders
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The ultimate women’s health at work guide for HR and Benefits leaders

Why women’s health is your biggest untapped retention and leadership lever

Build award‑winning neurodiversity support at work
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Build award‑winning neurodiversity support at work

Neurodiversity support lessons from Lauren Lunniss, Health & Wellbeing Lead at BNP Paribas.

The Employment Rights Act 2025: 6 actions HR & Benefits leaders must take in 2026
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The Employment Rights Act 2025: 6 actions HR & Benefits leaders must take in 2026

Six practical actions HR and benefits leaders should take in 2026 to prepare for the Employment Rights Act 2025 and reduce legal, financial and reputational risk as employer obligations rise.

Menopause Action Plans explained: what they are, why they're now required, and where to start
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Menopause Action Plans explained: what they are, why they're now required, and where to start

Menopause action plans for beginners: what they are, what the Employment Rights Act 2025 requires and why acting now protects your business.

Men's Health toolkit: 6 steps to a healthier workforce
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Men's Health toolkit: 6 steps to a healthier workforce

Men’s health at work: an evidence-based toolkit to help HR and benefits leaders build healthier, stronger workplaces.

How men can support colleagues through menopause
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How men can support colleagues through menopause

Menopause allyship: a 5-step framework to engage male colleagues as active supporters.

Build the business case for men’s health support
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Build the business case for men’s health support

How to reduce absence, improve retention and make the case for better men’s health benefits

Employment Rights Act readiness checklist: 10 points for HR and benefits leaders
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Employment Rights Act readiness checklist: 10 points for HR and benefits leaders

Employment Rights Act checklist with 10 points to score yourself against, covering what applies now and what lands in late 2026 and 2027.

Fertility research report
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Fertility research report

Fertility at work research from Peppy, BICA and Fertility Matters at Work on why support must change for the modern workforce.

Menopause Action Plan template
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Menopause Action Plan template

Free downloadable Menopause Action Plan template for UK employers, aligned to the Employment Rights Act 2025 and gender pay gap reporting

Frequently asked questions

What free HR resources does Peppy offer?

Peppy’s free resources cover menopause, fertility, women’s health, men’s health and neurodiversity, plus the Employment Rights Act 2025. You’ll find toolkits, templates, checklists and guides for reward and benefits leaders, including a menopause action plan template and an Employment Rights Act readiness checklist.

What should a menopause policy include?

A menopause policy sets out how your organisation supports employees experiencing menopause symptoms: who they can talk to, which adjustments are available and how managers should respond. It isn’t a legal requirement on its own, but it gives you a foundation for the menopause action plan large employers will need under the Employment Rights Act 2025. Start with our menopause toolkit for HR.

What is a menopause action plan and when is it mandatory? A menopause action plan sets out at least one step your organisation is taking to support employees experiencing menopause. Under the Employment Rights Act 2025, employers with 250 or more employees can publish one voluntarily from April 2026, and it becomes mandatory from 2027. Our free menopause action plan template walks you through each section.
How should employers prepare for the Employment Rights Act 2025?

Start by checking where you stand. The Act brings changes in phases through 2026 and 2027, covering areas such as statutory sick pay, flexible working and menopause action plans. Our 10-point readiness checklist shows what you’re accountable for now and what’s coming, and our guide sets out six actions to take in 2026.

How do I build an employee wellbeing strategy? Start with the health issues that most affect your people, such as menopause, fertility or men’s health, and check where your current benefits, like your EAP or PMI, leave gaps. Then set a few measurable goals around absence and retention, and prioritise prevention over crisis support. Our HR playbook for preventative health sets out practical steps.
How do I make the business case for employee health support? Link health support to costs the business already tracks: absence, staff turnover and lost productivity. Show where existing benefits fall short, what specialist support would add and how you’ll measure results. Our guide to building the business case for employee health helps you win internal buy-in and get sign-off.