Padlocked door. Man sitting in wheelchair, with wheelchair highlighted in red. Business woman in suit with guide dog on a harness highlighted in red. Man’s head, with hearing aid highlighted in red. Image of resume is then overlaid on other images. Voiceover: Who knows what great ideas could be lost because people see this [wheelchair highlighted], this [guide dog highlighted], or this [hearing aid highlighted], before this [image of CV]. Description: in casual clothes using a walking stick waving into a mirror at a woman in business attire also using a walking stick. The woman in business attire then sits down at office desk. Voiceover: A business that reflects the diversity of the community it serves, the loyalty and trust of both its customers and employees, as well as enhancing its reputation. Description: Silhouette of a group of business people, some using assistive devices including a white cane, wheelchair. Voiceover: And by making the recruitment process accessible and inclusive of people with disability, organisations have access to a wider talent pool of people with the right skills, qualifications, and experience. Description: A set of stairs smooths out to become a ramp, and a line of people walk up it, including a person using a wheelchair. Voiceover: What's more, when you build your business to be inclusive, you're making it safer, minimising injuries, avoiding breaching discrimination law, and improving access for everyone. Description: White square with the text talent’ and a tick, then ideas’ and a tick, then ‘New ‘New ‘New opportunities’, and a tick. Text: Access and inclusion is good for business. Web address . Voiceover: Disability confident businesses benefit from new talent, new ideas, new opportunities. Access and inclusion is good for business. For more information, .
Padlocked door. Man sitting in wheelchair, with wheelchair highlighted in red. Business woman in suit with guide dog on a harness highlighted in red. Man’s head, with hearing aid highlighted in red. Image of resume is then overlaid on other images. Voiceover: Who knows what great ideas could be lost because people see this [wheelchair highlighted], this [guide dog highlighted], or this [hearing aid highlighted], before this [image of CV]. Description: in casual clothes using a walking stick waving into a mirror at a woman in business attire also using a walking stick. The woman in business attire then sits down at office desk. Voiceover: A business that reflects the diversity of the community it serves, the loyalty and trust of both its customers and employees, as well as enhancing its reputation. Description: Silhouette of a group of business people, some using assistive devices including a white cane, wheelchair. Voiceover: And by making the recruitment process accessible and inclusive of people with disability, organisations have access to a wider talent pool of people with the right skills, qualifications, and experience. Description: A set of stairs smooths out to become a ramp, and a line of people walk up it, including a person using a wheelchair. Voiceover: What's more, when you build your business to be inclusive, you're making it safer, minimising injuries, avoiding breaching discrimination law, and improving access for everyone. Description: White square with the text ‘New talent’ and a tick, then ‘New ideas’ and a tick, then ‘New opportunities’, and a tick. Text: Access and inclusion is good for business. Web address . Voiceover: Disability confident businesses benefit from new talent, new ideas, new opportunities. Access and inclusion is good for business. For more information, .
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