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Neurodiversity in the Workplace Guidance

Neurodiversity refers to the natural range of difference in human brain function, but in a workplace (and educational) context, it's an area of diversity and inclusion that refers to alternative thinking (and learning styles) for dyslexia, autism, ADHD and dyspraxia etc. 

Organisations are harnessing these differences as their neurodivergent employees are capable of coming up with more creative solutions to problems as they are addressing them from different angles.

Read the guidance: Neurodiversity in the workplace

This guidance aims to ensure the benefits of having a 'neuro-diverse' workforce are fully realised, to increase awareness of neurodiversity among staff and provide managers with advice how best to support individuals including those people who are neurodivergent in the workplace. For employees that are neurodivergent we encourage them to advocate their strengths and abilities, so others can benefit from these, and understand how their capabilities can be maximised.

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