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What is an Employee Resource Group (ERG)?

Employee Resource Groups (ERG) are staff groups that work to increase Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) within an organisation. ERGs are effective in driving higher rates of engagement and productivity for a particular stand of diversity like neurodivergence. To find out more, let’s take a closer look at what an ERG is and how you could set one up.

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Assistive Technology for Visually Impaired

From electronic braille displays to screen readers and dictation software, there’s a wide choice of assistive technology for visually impaired people. So let’s look at them in more detail in this article.

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The Role of Assistive Technology in the Workplace

From text-to-speech apps to captioning technology, leaders who invest in assistive technology can expect higher productivity from more confident and engaged staff. To find out more, we’ll explore the benefits of assistive technology in the workplace in this article.

Assistive Technology, Workplace

Workplace Equity Technology Guide

Workplace Equity Technology describes a range of software, tools, and AI systems that help employees gain parity with their peers. To learn more about this new area, read on to discover how it could benefit you and your teams.

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How to Take Good Interview Notes

Knowing how to take interview notes can improve your ability to find the best candidate. By building a strong interview note-taking practice, you’ll find it easier to remember details, build rapport, and gain insights into a candidate’s abilities. To help you, in this article, we’ll share what good interview notes look like with advice on the best ways to take them.

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What is the Autism Infinity Symbol?

Autism is a way of thinking that exists on a spectrum. The Autism Infinity Symbol is an attempt to represent this diversity. As a way to boost awareness of autism, the Autism Infinity Symbol is a positive reflection of the myriad variations of autism that exist in the human population. So, to explain more about the symbol, let’s get into some details in this post.

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