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People have a right to not share information about disability. Employers must protect staff privacy.
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Flexible working arrangements can help your organisation as well as your staff.
This video describes several people's experience disclosing their disability at work.
Training can help your team learn about disability and create a supportive workplace.
You can design and promote jobs in your organisation to encourage people with disability to apply.
One of the biggest employers in the world is dedicated to employing people with disability. Why?
The benefits of employing people with disability are clear. Read about it in this story.
Their primary goal, he says, is to help people walk through the complex legal system without going to a court trial.
For Andrew*, running his catering business is more than cooking. He loves the social connections that come with it.
Grant Everett is a published author, and has worked for the past three years as a full-time co-writer and designer at Panorama Magazine, a publication dedicated to helping people on their mental health recovery journey.