I'm sure businesses will be all for hogtying themselves up in even more red tape/employment law and time lost to allowing women time off to deal with the menopause, which can last years for many women. So i imagine they will lose votes there.
It's not as if every woman experiences it at the same age, for the same amount of time and with the same amount of severity.
Did bobblehead dodds explain how that would all be factored in to setting law at all? i very much doubt it!
In all probability, menopause is just a word she's heard, with no real knowledge of how it affects women.
As for the working class vote in red wall areas, i'm not in the least bit convinced they've won any seats back.
That meme of a pic of a manual worker, covered in grime from a hard days graft, next to a pic of izzard, just about sums up the distance between who the labour party was set up for and who it represents now, the gulf between the two couldn't be any wider - from coal soot to max factor! Says it all really, doesn't it?!
The WI, hardly the place to be, for the working class, is it?
The labour party are so lost in a jungle of their own making, they could never even find the rubicon again, let alone cross it back again.
The labour party, to all intents and purposes is dead, deceased, ceased to be - a la monty python.