Jan 11, 2023
Jersey City, New Jersey Jan 10, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Simplify Workforce, Inc. the leading provider of contingent workforce talent portals serving the Neurodivergent community and best known for its SimplifyVMS Vendor Management System, is proud to have become a Community Partner of Neurodiversity in Business (NiB), the voluntary industry forum supporting the participation of neurodivergent individuals in the workforce. We want to be a part of NiB's journey to unlock the potential of neurodiversity in business to benefit all neurodivergent individuals.
NiB, led by Chief Executive Officer, Dan Harris, draws on the cumulative knowledge of neurodivergent experts and leading companies to share best practices and improve the employment and experience of the neurodiverse workforce.
Speaking upon admission to NiB, Charles Kransberger, Director of Neurodivergent Talent Solutions for Simplify Workforce, said:
"Neurodiversity in Business shares our commitment to improving the participation of neurodivergent people in the workforce. We are committed to making Simplify Workforce a place where neurodivergent employees can thrive. We look forward to working with NiB and improving neurodiverse recruitment, retention, and empowerment throughout the industry."
As Simplify Workforce Inc., joined NiB, Dan Harris, CEO said:
"We are delighted that Simplify Workforce has become a member of NiB. It signals their commitment to ensuring a truly inclusive workplace and a desire to strive for the best in diversity and inclusion standards. We look forward to working with Simplify Workforce and all our members in delivering meaningful change for neurodivergent individuals across the business."
About Simplify Workforce, Inc.
Simplify Workforce is a technology company operating in the contingent workforce and service procurement market. Our savvy team of technologists creates unique and agile solutions that enable human resource, procurement, and talent-sourcing professionals to maximize profitability, optimize their non-employee labor programs, and gain visibility into their extended workforces.
About Neurodiversity in Business
Neurodiversity in Business (NiB) is a voluntary industry forum that shares good practices on neurodiverse recruitment, retention, and empowerment. We foster workplaces where neurodivergent (ND) employees can pursue fulfilling, stable employment, and corporates benefit from a skilled and underutilized labor pool.
NiB's 500+ member organizations include the most high-profile global corporates. A selection of the forum's members includes Accenture, Amazon, ARM, AstraZeneca, Capita, Google, Hiscox, IBM, Kimberly Clark, KPMG, Lloyds Banking Group, McDonald's, Metro Bank, NatWest, Network Rail, Openreach, Oracle, Orange, Rolls Royce plc, Sky, TalkTalk, The Open University, Unilever and Virgin Media/O2. Our extensive partner network includes ADHD Foundation, Ambitious about Autism, Auticon, British Dyslexia Association, Do-IT Profiler, Genius Within, Lexxic, and the National Autistic Society.
Together, we are catalyzing change and building neuroinclusive workplaces.
Learn more at www.neurodiversityinbusiness.org, or to visit Microsoft Neurodiversity Career Connector powered by Simplify Workforce, visit https://ndcc.simplifyhire.com/
Watch a video to learn about the Neurodiversity Career Connector here.
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