How are workplace policies, organizational dysfunction, and lack of accommodations for employees with endometriosis associated with fertility-related needs, absenteeism, and productivity in the workforce? A scoping review

Daniele Virgillito, Pierluigi Catalfo, Caterina Ledda
In: International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics · 2026 · vol. 114 , pp. 103970 · doi:10.1016/j.ergon.2026.103970 · W7160831503
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This scoping review examined how workplace policies, organizational dysfunction, and lack of accommodations for endometriosis affect employees' fertility needs, absenteeism, and productivity.

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