Neurodiversity in the Workplace Course
Professor Kathy Daniels, a CIPD employment‑law specialist, announces a new CIPD‑hosted course focused on neurodiversity in the workplace. The program responds to frequent HR queries about whether neurodiversity qualifies as a disability, what reasonable adjustments are required, and how to support neurodivergent staff. The curriculum defines neurodiversity, maps it onto the Equality Act 2010’s disability definition, and examines landmark court decisions that have shaped employer obligations. Participants will learn how to identify appropriate reasonable adjustments—from flexible working arrangements to tailored communication tools—and assess their legal sufficiency. Daniels emphasizes that the course blends theory with actionable guidance: “We’ll bring all this together into practical steps you can take in your workplace.” Real‑world case studies illustrate how tribunals have ruled on adjustments for conditions such as autism and ADHD, providing concrete precedents for HR teams. By completing the course, HR professionals gain a clear roadmap for compliance and inclusion, reducing litigation risk while unlocking the productivity benefits of a neurodiverse workforce. The training positions organisations to meet evolving regulatory expectations and to foster a culture that values cognitive differences.
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