The Hidden Traps: Biases that undermine leadership decisions
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Leaders rely on quick decisions—but hidden biases can derail fairness, innovation, and workplace equity.

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Leaders rely on quick decisions—but hidden biases can derail fairness, innovation, and workplace equity.
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Neurodiversity in the workplace encompasses a wide range of cognitive differences beyond the more commonly recognised autism and ADHD. Conditions such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, sensory processing disorder, and others bring distinct strengths—like creativity, visual thinking, and strategic insight—that can significantly benefit organisations.
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Studies show that women are significantly more stressed at work than men. There's a deeper story here: we ask an expert.
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The Black Dog Institute has some tips for getting solid mental health initiatives in place.
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Promoting mental health at work involves open leadership, MHFA training, national campaigns, peer champions, inclusive HR policies, anonymous feedback tools, and flexible working hours—fostering a supportive, stigma-free, and balanced workplace culture.
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People don't just leave employers and managers, they leave toxic and disrespectful cultures.
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Creating a supportive environment for mental health goes beyond having a few policies in place. Larna Rouillon believes that the foundation of a mental health-conscious workplace is a genuine culture of care.