A place for all brains: The importance of embracing an inclusive office space
By acknowledging the unique perspectives of individuals with neurological differences, organisations should design spaces catered to their needs.
By Libby Sander
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The design of your workspace can impact your employees’ feelings of wellbeing and productivity, so it makes good business sense to pay it …
