Supporting Retention and Employee Engagement

When organizations prioritize accessibility from the first contact point, it sets a positive tone for future workplace inclusion. Candidates who experience an accessible application process are more likely to feel valued and supported, which can translate into higher retention rates and increased employee engagement.

When organizations prioritize accessibility from the first contact point, it sets a positive tone for future workplace inclusion. Candidates who experience an accessible application process are more likely to feel valued and supported, which can translate into higher retention rates and increased employee engagement.

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