Embracing Neurodiversity at Work

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The neurodiversity-at-work movement is about building awareness of, acceptance of, and appreciation for a diversity of minds.  Today, the neurodivergent workforce is still deeply misunderstood, underserved, and underused by employers and the broader workforce system.​

To address these gaps, this research dives into this crucial issue to help employers and governments understand the opportunities and challenges of building work environments that empower neurodivergent individuals’ unique strengths and workplaces that embrace all minds.​

The report is divided into five sections: ​

  1. Overview of neurodiversity and history of the neurodiversity-at-work movement ​
  2. Opportunities and challenges to building a neuro-inclusive workplace​
  3. Guidance to employers to advance neurodiversity inclusion​
  4. Government and policy recommendations to support neurodiversity inclusion in the workplace​
  5. Conclusion and call to action​

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Recommendations

Company Level:

Large Employer (over 1,000 employees), Mid-size Employer (250-1,000 employees), Small Employer (fewer than 250 employees)

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Informational

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