Jobs Must Not Be a ‘Fairy Tale’ for Young Disabled People, Charities Warn UK...
Nine disability charities urge the Government to act earlier as disabled young people account for 45% of those not in education, employment or training.
Why Psychological Safety at Work Matters for Disabled and Neurodivergent Employees
Business Disability Forum’s Natalie Leister explains why psychological safety matters for disabled and neurodivergent employees, and what managers can do to build trust, improve support and remove workplace barriers.
Dyslexia Awareness Month: Dyslexic Strengths Still Overlooked as Global Campaign Targets 100m Screens
A global Dyslexia Awareness Month campaign aims to reach 100m screens as new research highlights gaps in how dyslexic strengths are recognised at school and work.
Cancer Costs UK Employers £3.7bn a Year as More Than 1m People Live With...
Cancer costs UK employers £3.7bn a year as more than one million working-age people live with or beyond a diagnosis, new research reveals.
‘No One Should Have to Fight for Time to Grieve’: New Rights Put Grief...
New UK bereavement rights arrive in April 2027. Find out who is covered and how employers can support pregnancy loss, family loss and wider grief.
What Does Disability Inclusion Look Like in Practice? ‘All In’ Puts Lived Experience at...
A new 10-film series from The Valuable 500 and BBC StoryWorks explores how businesses can embed disability inclusion across work, technology, products and culture.
A Third of Low-Paid UK Workers Have No Savings & Just One in 10...
Almost a third of UK workers paid below the real Living Wage have no savings, while just one in 10 could comfortably cover an unexpected £200 bill.
New Global Workplace Standard Aims to Close Menopause and Menstruation Support Gap
The world’s first ISO workplace standard on menstruation and menopause launches as BSI says better support could unlock almost £300m in UK productivity.
Seven in 10 UK Employers Lack Disability or Neurodiversity Training as Tribunal Risks Rise
Seven in 10 UK employers have failed to train managers on disability discrimination or staff on neurodiversity, according to a new...
Caregiving is Taking a Hidden Toll on the Careers of America’s Sandwich Generation
new study finds sandwich generation workers spend almost 24 hours a week caring for children and ageing parents, with many experiencing burnout, career setbacks and financial strain, strengthening the case for greater employer support.









































