It was in December 1973 that my wife and I travelled to Kuala Lumpur so I could take up the post of lecturer in medicine at the University of Malaya....
If you are at home with some time on your hands then there are a wide range of courses and other learning options available online, some with accreditation. We've put...
We'll be adding to and updating this post as new information and new resources become available so please do check back regularly. If there is something you want to know...
In view of the current situation, we have decided to postpone the awards. We will update you with new dates as soon as we are able. In the meantime, we...
the event has been CANCELLED we will add new dates asap and allow further applications then Any existing applications will also be considered so feel free to continue to apply...
Join us for a one day conference on 5th May in London to learn practical strategies and techniques to improve workplace health and return to work. This event will be...
One of our student members Jamie Hamilton, is doing some interesting research about vocational rehabilitation and younger people. He is keen to have input from VR practitioners. Jamie is in...
Universal Music UK has published the first handbook for embracing neurodiversity. Whilst it is aimed at the creative industries it has some great advice for all employers. Neurodiverse (ND) and...
The Equality Act gives disabled employees the right to not be discriminated against in work, and a right to reasonable adjustments* if they need them. But poor understanding of this...
Corporate member Aviva features prominently in a new guide on achieving an inclusive environment for disabled people. The guide from the Chartered Insurance Institute in association with Scope contains lots...
