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Setting and reviewing targets

Targets should be realistic and related to the core outputs of the role – the ‘essential’ criteria from the job description.

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Accessible and inclusive workplaces

It is not enough just to hire disabled people – if you want to keep them, you will need to create accessible and inclusive workplaces.

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Blog – #ShowNotTell

Once you have determined the skills you are looking for in role, how do you find that elusive “best” candidate? The answer, more often than not, is NOT the traditional panel interview.

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Inclusive job design

Inclusive job design benefits both disabled candidates and organisations by ensuring that the right person for the role applies for the job.

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Deciding how to recruit for a role

The recruitment process should be tailored to the role you’re recruiting for – don’t use the same process for every role.