Profile: we need to normalise neurodiversity
September 22, 2022
Caroline Eglinton is head of inclusion at East West Railway Company and the government’s Disability and Access Ambassador for the rail industry. Living with both
Caroline Eglinton is head of inclusion at East West Railway Company and the government’s Disability and Access Ambassador for the rail industry. Living with both
Jack Dyrhague has plenty of experiences of poor treatment at work, on account of being autistic. It’s these experiences that inspired him to set up
Creating an environment where neurodivergent colleagues can be themselves and thrive is a priority to accountancy firm KPMG, mindful that ‘masking’ their conditions – where
The annual MAD World Summit is back for its 5th successful year, in Central London, with another agenda-setting programme. MAD stands for Make A Difference.
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“Psychological safety” is one of the buzzwords of the pandemic as it’s a fundamental characteristic of a happy, productive workforce. It’s also vital in building
The need for ‘psychological safety’ was already on the rise pre-pandemic but has since soared in importance. This is due to the increasingly hybrid workplace,
A new study by Remote, the company set up to simplify how companies employ global talent, has surveyed 10,000 individuals across five nations to reveal
At the age of 24 Jason Anker MBE fell off a ladder at work and was left paralysed and in a wheelchair. He is now
For the first time since 2019, The Investors in People Awards return to an in person ceremony, which will shine a spotlight on the successes
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