Digital Accessibility

Find out why digital accessibility is a critical focus for today's people leaders and recruiters.

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Microsoft’s chief accessibility officer on stepping up disability inclusion efforts

Lay-Flurrie cites training, technology, and inclusion as key components to success.

Kristen Parisi
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Exploring employers’ responsibilities for digital accessibility

As hybrid work continues, digital accessibility features are vital to many disabled workers.

Kristen Parisi

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