Higher Productivity. Employees with learning differences typically exhibit high employer loyalty and low turnover.
Expanded Talent Pool. Individuals with learning differences are an underused pool of talented, skilled, and qualified applicants.
Positive Public Relations and Increased Market Share. Inclusive hiring has a positive impact on a company’s image and can influence purchasing decisions.
Diversity and Morale. Employees report a higher degree of workplace satisfaction when working in integrated teams. Your decision to be an inclusive employer will help your business to reap the benefits of greater customer and employee satisfaction.
A workplace that successfully integrates everyone.
Whether there are language differences, racial or ethnic differences, differences in sexual orientation, differences in ability or learning styles, all employees are made to feel equal and valuable.
Inclusion is a call to action within the workforce to treat every employee with courtesy, dignity and respect and to value each employee.
Learn more about the benefits of inclusive hiring and how it can add to your bottom line by contacting Liz Hutter, Employment Services Director.