A better understanding of disability is a key factor in improving the experiences of disabled people in the workplace and as consumers, according to new research published today (10 December) by Business Disability Forum (BDF).
Business Disability Forum’s (BDF) Disability Smart Impact Awards 2026, which open for nominations today (3 December), mark a new chapter in recognising the importance of disability inclusion and the businesses and organisations driving positive change.
Budget response: Disabled people must be seen as part of growth strategy, says BDF
Daniel Cadey, Senior Disability Business Partner, gives a recap of the session ‘Maintaining high accessibility standards globally’ at our Glob
al Conference 2025 (sponsored by HSBC).
Lara Davis, our Director of Communications and Marketing, shares highlights from our recent Global Conference ‘Disability Inclusion in a complex world?’ kindly sponsored by HSBC.’
How the Disability Smart Awards brought real-life impact by sparking a partnership between two winners.
Responding to the publication of the Government’s Final Report on Keep Britain Working today (5 November), Business Disability Forum (BDF) has welcomed much of report, including the central focus on workplace adjustments, but has said that more still needs to be done to help employers with the difficulties they are facing right now.
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