Uptimize is the global leader in neuroinclusion training. Our neuroinclusion solutions help organisations embrace neurodiversity to boost well-being and supercharge their teams’ collaboration and creativity. 

At Uptimize we partner with many of the leading organisations in the world such as Accenture, Salesforce and IBM, equipping their people to be more empathetic and effective collaborators and unleashing true 'diversity of thought'. 

To find out more about our work visit www.uptimize.com 

 

Working with Uptimize, we have produced this report which makes the case that neuroinclusion should be part of your EDI strategy and that it is vital to the future of work. 

Why does neuroinclusion matter? 

There is a strong business case for neuroinclusive workplaces, relating to talent and underuse of skills, but also pursuing equality of outcomes for all is simply the right thing to do. Facing skills shortages, organisations need to think more inclusively about how they recruit and retain talented people. In addition, the business case for EDI has highlighted the importance of ‘diversity of thought’. When we’re talking about neurodiversity, we’re talking about the fact that people literally think differently. And to realise the benefits of diversity of thought, a neuroinclusive workplace is essential as well as action to ensure equality of opportunity and outcomes for all types of thinkers.  

How can this report help you? 

This report discusses the findings from an employer and an employee survey to examine the importance of having a neuroinclusive workplace. We look at what employers are currently doing in this area as well as offer insight from employees themselves about their working experiences.   

We consider the extent to which employers are considering neuroinclusion and the impact of their work on organisation outcomes. In the employee survey, as well as examining the working experiences of respondents overall, we consider the experiences of neurodivergent and of neurotypical people separately, in order to explore and understand the often hidden neurodivergent experience at work.  

The findings provide a clear rationale for neuroinclusion to be a key part of an organisation’s equality, diversity and inclusion efforts as well as its wellbeing approach. At the end of this report, we also provide seven key principles for creating a neuroinclusive organisation, and you can find more information on how to be neuroinclusive in our guide.  

Neuroinclusion at work report 2024

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