Our charter outlines our dedication to creating an inclusive hiring environment where diverse ways of thinking, working, and thriving are celebrated. By embedding Neuroinclusion into every stage of our recruitment process, we aim to set a new standard for equitable hiring practices that empower everyone to succeed.
Download our Neuroinclusive Hiring CharterWe aim to foster the right environment, culture and supports for neurodivergent colleagues to have rewarding and lasting careers. Whether you're a People Manager looking to better support your team, or you're neurodivergent, or you're a colleague demonstrating allyship, our policy is here to support and guide you.
Download our Neuroinclusion PolicyWe aim to remove barriers that colleagues may face due to their personal circumstances. Our Inclusion passport can help colleagues to feel more included in the work place by providing a space for them to share their unique needs, preferences, and working styles with their colleagues and people manager. Our Inclusion passport is transferable and moves with colleagues from role to role.
Listen to the latest Autism: in conversation with auticon podcast episode, where Matt Elliot along with Kirsty Cook, Charlotte Valeur and host Carrie Grant discuss the benefits of neuroinclusion in the workplace.
Click here to listenWe are passionate about building an inclusive and diverse workplace, that is welcoming to all. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, lived experience, abilities and perspectives. If you're interested in joining a company with a culture that values all colleagues, view our current open vacancies or sign up for job alerts below.
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Our team at Bank of Ireland is committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where diversity thrives. Checkout our LinkedIn for snippets of our latest I&D events/news.
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