Women make up nearly half the workforce, and somehow, their health is still being treated like a line item someone might cut. Make it make sense!
I’ve been wanting to do this episode for a while, and I’m not going to pretend I made it through without getting in my feelings at least once.
I sat down with Kembre Roberts and Kevin Fyock from Aon to get into why women’s health keeps getting deprioritized, what it’s costing orgs as a result, and what it looks like when employers finally get this right.
Just having a fertility benefit and calling it a day isn’t gonna cut it anymore!
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00:00:00 – Intro
00:02:30 – Why Employers Should Care About Women’s Health
00:12:45 – How Women’s Health Directly Influences Financial Security
00:19:55 – The Data You Need to Help Execs Understand Women’s Health Data
00:27:44 – Being Proactive About Women’s Health and Financial Wellness Before a Crisis Happens
00:35:26 – What Orgs Keep Getting Wrong About Women’s Health, and What a Better Decision Looks Like
Aon’s Human Capital capabilities help organizations make confident workforce decisions by connecting advisory, insights and data across health benefits, talent and retirement.
By aligning people strategies to business outcomes, we enable leaders to drive engagement, manage program sustainability, and build a resilient workforce ready for what’s next.
Learn more at Aon.com
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