Is your company disability-smart?

The new CEO of the Business Disability Forum puts the case for smart thinking when it comes to disabled employees

Why firms are embracing neurodiversity

Companies are increasingly focusing on neurodiverse candidates, such as those with autism

Social prescribing could close the disability employment gap

Social prescribing would enable healthcare professionals to refer patients to non-clinical services

MPs call for action on women returners

A cross-party group of MPs is calling on the government and employers to do more to help women enter and re-enter the workforce.

Work Capability Assessment consultation launched

The Work, Health and Disability green paper highlights how earlier treatment can help people stay in work

Blunkett: Leaders must be comfortable with difference and challenge

At a RES Forum Symposium David Blunkett explored the importance of inclusive leadership and the danger of 'tolerating'

Think differently to unlock the benefits of autistic employees

A more informed, flexible mindset can help organisations tap into the opportunity of employing autistic people

Case study: Exemplary disability management at Barclays

Barclays offers some top tips on getting your disability inclusion strategy right

A systemic issue with not many solutions: job-hunting with ME

While the increased professionalisation of HR means more embrace diversity, greater focus on compliance is excluding employees with health conditions

Almost half apprehensive about hiring disabled workers

Mark Grimley, director of HR at disability charity Scope, explains how to accommodate disabled employees

Employers should support sub-networks within their disability network

Employers should support the creation of sub-networks within their disability network

Ready, willing and able? Employing disabled people

Getting disabled people into work is firmly on the government's agenda, but can businesses provide suitable workplaces?