HR may need to bridge the gap when it comes to their workforce’s empathy and understanding for neurodiverse workers.
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HR may need to bridge the gap when it comes to their workforce’s empathy and understanding for neurodiverse workers.
Published July 22, 2026
A photo of an office with workplace design illustrations over it. A report from real estate and operational services firm JLL highlights trends in workplace design that embrace neurodiversity in the workforce, opening up a broader conversation about neurodivergence at work.
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