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The Bill would grant immunity to some perpetrators of crimes committed during the Northern Ireland Troubles.

Organisations want hire more women with autism, dyslexia and ADHD to work in cybersecurity roles

The Health and Safety Authority has launched an investigation into the incident.

Women currently make up just one-third of the GCHQ workforce

UK intelligence service funding ‘nano-degree’ courses in effort to improve diversity in technology roles

Mannok say former billionaire’s actions amount to defiance of company management

Former director of the The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Director Robert Cardillo, seen giving a tour amid NGA analysts. The NGA recently launched the Neurodiverse Federal Workforce pilot program in partnership with tMitre, and Melwood, a nonprofit that helps people with disabilities find employment. (NGA) This week, the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s 2021 Federal Workforce Summit highlighted the latest progress of a new Neurodiverse Federal Workforce pilot progra...

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Cavan said that the agency has valued neurodiversity during its 100-year existence, with the work of the second world war code-breaker Alan Turing its best known example. However, the shift to online defence and security prompted by the government’s integrated review in March will make dyslexic thinking skills an even bigger feature of GCHQ’s future, she said. Cavan’s comments coincided with a vodcast produced by the Made by Dyslexia charity, which aims to reframe how dyslexia is underst...