Many businesses are doing a lot to support neurodiverse employees, but neurodiversity often slips through HR's net when planning employee events as part of the DE&I agenda.
Business leaders have been urged to prioritise digital inclusivity within their organisations in order to get ahead of competitors in a rapidly changing digital landscape.
Pride Month has been and gone and has highlighted the importance of embracing LGBTQ+ inclusivity and considering the experiences of the LGBTQ+ community in the workplace.
A new report has found the UK office has to work much harder to meet the needs of Gen Z, Millennial, Generation X and Baby Boomer workers, as all have very different priorities.
Business Disability Forum believes that while monitoring disability data can be helpful, data on its own rarely paints a complete picture of an organisation’s approach to an inclusive workplace experience.
As awareness peaks in Pride month, employers have a golden opportunity to show they, too, are accepting, inclusive and happy to celebrate the contribution of LGBTQ+ employees.
While being neurodiverse means having a brain that works differently from the average or typical person, there is no one “right” way to think, learn or interpret the world.