Debunking the myths of engaging a neurodiverse workforce
In this episode of Robert Walters’ Powering Potential, we chat with our special guests from Autism New Zealand to explore the opportunities and debunk the myths of engaging a neurodiverse workforce.
Featuring:
- Megan McNeice, Employment Advisor - Autism NZ
- Chanelle Moriah, Autistic Advisor - Autism NZ
- Grant Habgood. Director - Auckland Robert Walters
Our discussion provides employers with practical examples and useful tips on how to engage a valuable workforce.
Debunking the myths of engaging a neurodiverse workforce
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