Neuroinclusive Human Capital Management

This new report from Disability:IN draws on qualitative interviews with neurodivergent professionals across regions, roles, and generations. It reveals the framework for human capital management that drives agility, productivity, and long-term business value.

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By 2040, over 40% of the global workforce is expected to identify as neurodivergent. Is your business ready?

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This new report from Disability:IN draws on qualitative interviews with neurodivergent professionals across regions, roles, and generations. It reveals the framework for human capital management that drives agility, productivity, and long-term business value.

An Evidence-Based Framework for Neuroinclusive Human Capital Management

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Learn more about the study and the framework for neuroinclusive human capital management.

What is the purpose of this report?

This report explores how neurodiversity is experienced in the workplace and identifies key barriers and opportunities for inclusion. Our goal is to provide a framework on how organizations can better support neurodivergent employees while driving innovation and performance. This report is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, employment, or business advice. Organizations should evaluate any practices described in this report in light of applicable laws, regulations, and internal policies.

Who should read this report?

This report is designed for:

  • Corporate leaders and executives
  • HR and talent development teams
  • Managers
  • Neurodivergent employees and employers
How is Neuroinclusive, Neurodivergent, and Neurotypical defined in this report?

Throughout the report, readers will encounter a variety or terminology:

  • Neuroinclusive refers to workplaces that support the full range of human cognition; this report defines what neuroinclusion looks like in the context of human capital management, which is how companies optimize employee productivity, increase engagement, and decrease attrition by treating people as valuable assets.
  • Neurodivergent refers to people with cognitive conditions such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Bipolar Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress, and learning disabilities such as Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, and Dyscalculia
  • Neurotypical refers to people with typical or standard cognition
How was the research conducted?

The report draws on a combination of research methods, including:

  • Surveys and interviews of professionals and employers
  • Qualitative insights
  • Secondary research and literature review
  • Subject matter experts
How can companies use this report?

Companies can use this report to strengthen their human capital management practices to prepare for changing workforce demographics. If implemented thoughtfully, neuroinclusive human capital management may lead to more systematic, more organized, and more productive work for all employees by engaging in certain practices, such as:

  • Developing more inclusive management strategy
  • Creating accessible communication pathways
  • Improving employee engagement
  • Designing for productivity
  • Arranging flexible work policies

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