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'Autistic talent are not charity': Why neurodiversity matters

'Autistic talent are not charity': Why neurodiversity matters
'Autistic talent are not charity': Why neurodiversity matters

Hiring autistic talent is not a charity case – it makes business sense. This was the main takeaway from the ‘Austistic talent’ employment event which took place at Westminster last week.

Speakers included Mark Lever, CEO of the National Autistic Society, Sir Cary Cooper, CIPD President as well as MP Sarah Newton, who used the day to highlight the assets neurodiversity can bring to an organisation.

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