Creating a Disability-Friendly Workplace Guide: Exceptional Lives
By Exceptional Lives, Inc.
This free online Guide will help you to learn how to hire and support people with disabilities, and how to connect with organizations who can help you with every aspect of this process.
This is an ongoing program.
Age: Adult.
Contact
Director of Product Content at Exceptional Lives (and Cambridge parent :)
julie.mckinney@exceptionallives.org
844-354-1212
No application or registration needed.
Free!
Location
The program serves people at their homes or wherever it is needed or online.
- Both in-person and virtual (online or over the phone).
Additional information
Many companies, both large and small, are starting to welcome – or actively recruit – people with disabilities into the workforce. And they're finding that it helps business! This Guide will help you to learn how to make your workplace more inclusive, how to hire and support people with disabilities, and how to get support from organizations who know the strategies (and laws) to make it work for everyone.
Last updated October 22, 2020.
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