Recent research highlights the detrimental impact of endometriosis on women's employment and income in England. Following diagnosis, women often face decreased earnings and shift to lower-paid jobs or reduced hours. The study, conducted by the Office for National Statistics, found that average monthly earnings decline by £56 after diagnosis, and employment rates drop by 2.7 percentage points. Endometriosis UK advocates for workplace support to retain skilled employees, while the government aims to improve healthcare access for affected women.
The findings indicate that after diagnosis, women with endometriosis often experience a significant drop in earnings, averaging a decrease of £56 a month.
The ONS research highlights the alarming trend of reduced employment rates among women diagnosed with endometriosis, emphasizing the need for workplace adjustment.
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