What is Autism?
Autistic employees can bring a range of unique skills to a workplace and often flourish in the right environment. Autistic employees can be immensely loyal staff members with an exceptionally low absence rate, and may even need to be encouraged to take annual leave. They can work with high levels of dedication and an eye for detail – and they may often see things from a different point of view.
If autistic employees are not understood effectively then difficulties can arise for the employee and managers alike. Adjust can help right from the start with pre-recruitment advice and ongoing consultancy to ensure the smoothest employment journey.
Autistic Employees can struggle at work if there is a lack of structure or clear communication. Autistic employees may not be able to pick up on non-verbal communication or the unwritten rules of workplace culture and their behaviour can be misconstrued as rude, insensitive or unfriendly. This can lead to these employees becoming ostracised or isolated.
Training
Help your team understand Autism
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Neurodiversity Lunch and Learn
Our Neurodiversity Lunch and Learn session is a great way to get the neurodiversity conversation started in your workplace.
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Neurodiversity Understood for Managers
How can your organisation ensure it is retaining talent? Would you like to know how to maximise the potential of existing neurodivergent employees?.
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Neurodiversity Works
This interactive neurodiversity training for HR gives an overview of neurodiversity in a workplace context, including recruitment and management.
Ready to start the conversation?
Book a Lunch & Learn, or take the free audit to see where you stand.



