Making workspaces accessible for people with conditions not visible to the naked eye

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Recorded18 Dec 2023

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New legislation from the European union is on its way in 2025, which will mandate companies to ensure that workplaces are not just physically accessible for all types of workers, but also accessible for people with conditions not visible to the naked eye. Speaking to Joe this morning was Niamh Kelly Founder/CEO at Leaders for Accessibility.

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