Accessible technology and communications under COVID-19

Posted on: May 12, 2020

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With more of us working remotely than ever before, it is so important that our disabled colleagues are not left out and locked out by inaccessible communications.

Fortunately, the digital platforms and technology we use for work are at their most accessible ever, and are only being developed further as the weeks under lockdown go by.

Click here to view our accessible technology and communications guides

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