US EditionBetter workplaces for autism
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Better workplaces for autism
Barriers often begin at job recruitment and continue in the workplace. Photo: Dmytro Sheremeta As World Autism Awareness Day was celebrated on April 2 there are hopes that the new National Autism Strategy will reduce barriers to employment encountered by people with autism. Experts have said the increase in the number of people being diagnosed with autism in Australia could be a result of many factors. Alliance for Neurodiversity and Disability…
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