iAtoday
By Myriam Auclair
Product Leader, Group Insurance
Group Benefits and Retirement Solutions
iA Financial Group
Menopause marks a significant new chapter in women’s lives, one which is often accompanied by major physical, cognitive and psychological changes. These changes can affect both their personal and professional lives.
In fact, over one in three Canadian women experience career setbacks due to menopause, and one in ten may leave their job entirely.1
That’s why I think it’s worthwhile for organizations to take a closer look at the issue of menopause and what it means for their employees.
To help them in this process, I refer to our white paper Menopause and work: creating an inclusive environment which outlines these issues. There are solutions to be found in work accommodations and adjustments, as well as in group insurance plans.
Read my complete article in our thought leadership space Insights.
Communication to plan administrators
We will be sending a communiqué to group insurance plan administrators on August 25.
See the French version of this communiqué.
Since 1941, organizations wanting to go beyond traditional plan management have been able to rely on our group insurance experts across the country. They benefit not only from their expertise, but also from service that provides unparalleled peace of mind and a strategic approach that turns their benefits into a competitive advantage. |
1 Menopause Foundation of Canada, A Playbook for Employers, 2023.
Also in this issue
- Personalized advice service | Enhanced support for more plan members
- Appointments | Three new additions to our team
- Advisor Centre | New feature in the delegation tool
- New developments for ATTITUDE portfolios
- Financial advice: a key pillar of total wellbeing
- Retirement planning | Upcoming information sessions
- Quarterly Update | June 30, 2025 edition now available
- Asset management | Mawer announces executive leadership changes
- Asset management | Mawer announces portfolio management changes
- Women’s health | Our pharmacist at the Toronto Benefits Summit 2025