Neurodiversity and the Law: A Beginner's Guide to Workplace Compliance
1h 4m
Created on December 13, 2021
Intermediate
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Overview
The course, presented by Craig Leen of K&L Gates, will provide an introductory overview of neurodiversity and the law. Mr. Leen will define "neurodiversity," review the federal laws governing protections for neurodivergent employees, and explore how workplaces can implement programs to support neurodivergent employees and build accessible and inclusive work environments.
Learning Objectives:
Define "neurodiversity" - what does this actually mean?
Discuss the legal standards established by federal law in the context of neurodiversity and non-apparent disabilities
Illustrate how neurodiversity and autism at work programs can help build accessible and inclusive work environments, helping ensure compliance with federal law
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