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Building a much better scientific enterprise means embracing the idea of collaboration across all aspects of neurodiversity,” ...

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Workplace advisory firm Acas has reported that 39% of line managers find it difficult to have conversations about neurodiversity at work. The research accompanies new guidance to help employers raise ...

Minister Stephen Timms cites 'negative experiences of interviews and prejudicial opinions' putting people with ...

Workplace expert, Acas, has published new advice on neurodiversity to help employers create inclusive organisations and raise awareness at work. Neurodiversity describes the natural differences in how ...

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Proponents of neurodiversity believe that society should work to eliminate stigma, create accommodations, and fully accept people with autism as capable of contributing to society. The paradigm ...

Our new advice has tips for employers on how to raise awareness, be inclusive, sensitive and stay within the law when managing neurodiversity at work." Sir Stephen Timms, Minister for Social ...