Tag: Disability and Accessibility

Why is Burnout an Inclusion Issue?

It’s time we move beyond treating burnout purely as a symptom of long hours or high-pressure environments.

Workers with disability nearly twice as likely to face discrimination or harassment, new DCA data shows

To mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities, DCA has released data revealing workers with disability still face disproportionately high levels of exclusion in Australian workplaces.

Becoming a better ally for inclusion

There are many occasions on which we are called upon to be an ally. Here, Castle Personnel’s Brad Webb discusses what true allyship means.

What do bathrooms have to do with inclusion?

Toilets might not be the first thing you think of when it comes to workplace inclusion, but accessible and inclusive bathrooms are crucial to the health and wellbeing of employees.

Key inclusion priorities for government action

As Australia enters a new chapter, advancing workplace inclusion must be a national priority. We’ve identified key priorities for government action.

Advancing linguistic human rights for Deaf and hard of hearing people

To mark International Day of Sign Languages, Expression Australia’s Sherrie Beaver unpacks this year’s theme.

Have your say: National survey on workplace neurodiversity data now open

DCA, in partnership with Amaze, has launched a consultation survey for a new project focusing on workplace neurodiversity data.

Creating dignified access for everyone

In recognition of Physical Disability Awareness Day, Australian Disability Network’s Emma Henningsen unpacks how we can create workplaces that are accessible for everyone.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week: a framework for fostering neuroinclusive workplaces

To celebrate Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Amaze’s Alex Lazarus-Priestley shares how organisations can be more neuroinclusive.

Australian Disability Strategy Review

Read DCA’s submission to the review of Australia’s Disability Strategy highlighting the importance of the workplace as a key site for inclusion.