This conference will equip your business with practical insights and best practice to help you secure more disability-smart outcomes with th
When your suppliers and partners do not factor in disability:
- Disabled candidates do not apply for, or get interviewed for roles.
- Colleagues that become disabled or acquire health conditions are less likely to be retained.
- Disabled customers move their business elsewhere.
- Facilities become progressively more inaccessible as employees age and become disabled or acquire health conditions.
- Disabled visitors and customers may also find access to your facilities challenging.
Building disability-smart organisations relies on suppliers and partners having the right know-how to improve inclusion for all employees, candidates and customers, including those with disabilities. BDF’s November 2016 research report ‘Key aids and barriers to effectively engaging suppliers and partners’ reveals that:
- Only one in four businesses review contracts with third-party suppliers and partners to ensure that they deliver on the requirements for inclusion and accessibility.
- Less than two in five businesses report having had discussions with suppliers and partners about how they approach disability outside of formal processes.
BDF is also delighted to provide all delegates with free access to new guidance we are launching, 'Step by step: Achieving disability-smart outcomes in work with suppliers and partners' which gives delegates practical tips and advice to support each stage of any procurement process to achieve more for your people and your customers with disabilities and health conditions.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Venue: Royal College of Nursing, 20 Cavendish Square, London, W1G 0RN
Price
Non BDF Members: GBP 199.00
BDF Members: GBP 149.00
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