Expert guide for businesses with a genuine drive to truly create an inclusive workplace that supports long-term job satisfaction for neurodiverse employees.
Training enables managers to implement necessary adjustments, understand teams better, and address challenges collectively, promoting an inclusive environment.
Neurodiverse employees believe that they are poorly supported, with HR leaders admitting that they struggle to cater to the needs of neurodiverse employees.
Most neurodiverse conditions are considered invisible disabilities. You will likely have an untapped population of neurodivergent talent within your organisation.
Discover an overview of common neurotypes, the connection to mental health, alongside actionable steps any organisation can take to become more inclusive.
New data shows that when asked about their DE&I strategies, HR professionals do not believe that their workplace is actively supporting neurodiverse employees.