EP 66: The 14%ers…Behind the Scenes!

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Prioritize comfort and fit in PPE and workwear for female employees; products designed specifically for women's bodies (not just smaller men's sizes or pink versions) lead to better safety and morale.
Seek out products from woman-owned or family-owned businesses that prioritize specific needs, as these often offer innovative and well-fitting solutions.
Consider the full experience of receiving and using products; small details like proper packaging, clear instructions, or accessories (e.g., a pouch for safety glasses) can significantly enhance user satisfaction.
Invest in quality and thoughtful branding for company swag; cheap, ill-fitting, or irrelevant items detract from your brand image, while well-chosen items can be genuinely appreciated and used.
Actively solicit feedback from female staff on tools, gear, and amenities; their input is crucial for identifying unmet needs and improving the work environment.
Encourage an inclusive culture where femininity is not seen as a liability but as a natural part of identity; providing items that acknowledge this can help women feel more 'seen' and accepted in male-dominated environments.
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