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The prevalence of hidden disabilities and conditions cannot be underestimated: in the UK, one in five people have a disability, and eighty per cent of these disabilities are not obvious to others. Through conversations with volunteer interviewees, this book highlights the wide range of hidden disabilities and conditions that exist in the workplace, and suggests appropriate accommodations that organisations can make to help their employees play a full part in society. Ted Smith is the author of the award-nominated Human Resources A to Z: A Practical Field Guide for People Managers. He's a…mehr

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The prevalence of hidden disabilities and conditions cannot be underestimated: in the UK, one in five people have a disability, and eighty per cent of these disabilities are not obvious to others. Through conversations with volunteer interviewees, this book highlights the wide range of hidden disabilities and conditions that exist in the workplace, and suggests appropriate accommodations that organisations can make to help their employees play a full part in society. Ted Smith is the author of the award-nominated Human Resources A to Z: A Practical Field Guide for People Managers. He's a senior human resources and organisation development consultant who has been working on a significant project to make workplaces more inclusive for those with hidden disabilities and conditions. That research has led to this informative and practical guide. All profits from the sale of this book will go to Macmillan Cancer Support.
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Ted Smith used to make-up bedtime stories for his two sons, Tom and James. The best stories are now being published to raise money for charities affected by Covid-19. The Willie the Hippo series (age 2 to 7) has raised lots of money for Save the Children, whilst this book, and The Exploding Turnips, are raising money for The Ideas Foundation (which supports disadvantaged young people with confidence building and imagination). Ted has also written The Train Blog: Odd and Weird People Watching for adults, sold in aid of the health charities and has gained 24 five star reviews on Amazon.