Organon's social media posts will draw attention to its new campaign to encourage companies to give women a day off to take care of her health.
Organon launches day-off campaign to encourage business leaders to prioritize women's health
Organon wants to get women out of the office and focused on their own health — for one day at least. The Merck women’s health spinoff is rallying to encourage companies to give women a paid day off on March 8, which is International Women’s Day, and it’s starting with its own 9,500 employees.
In a Wall Street Journal full-page ad Wednesday, Organon CEO Kevin Ali wrote an open letter to business leaders asking them to join the effort and help female employees focus on their health.
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