Disability in the Workplace: Attracting and Retaining Talent
Wednesday 08 June 2022There are 14 million people living with disability in the UK, including 16% of the working-age population. This represents a huge talent pool and many businesses are missing out, by failing to attract and retain staff with disabilities. Hear from a panel of successful people living with disabilities and long term health conditions, as we explore life experiences, the barriers we've faced and the people and tools that have enabled us to succeed and thrive.
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- Explore how leaders and managers can effectively support and manage people with disabilities and long term health conditions
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