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Insurance: Why It Matters

The Purpose of Insurance – The Social Safety Net Most people will be familiar with insurance as a customer. If you own and drive a...

Progress for QBE’s accessibility journey

QBE is committed to creating a more inclusive workplace for all. With more than 13,000 people working across 27 countries, we recognise...

Phoenix Group Employees Benefit from Bupa

GAIN members Phoenix Group are one of the first companies in the industry to provide their employees with BUPA's Neurodiversity Benefit...

Hymans Robertson Introduces Sensory Room to their Glasgow Office

At GAIN, we’re strong advocates for the power of using universal design principles to foster neuroinclusive workspaces. The Curb Cut...

Work Experiences and Internship Opportunities for Neurodivergent People

by Laurie Edmans One of the main reasons that GAIN was set up, is the fact that many neurodivergent people find it difficult to get the...

Neurodiversity and the Life Career Rainbow

How Much do Our Paths Diverge? By Vic Mazonas Psychologist Donald Super developed the idea of a career split into life-stages in the...

Career Club Article: On the Importance of Networking. And how to do it Autistically.

My first role in the insurance industry was a short-term, temporary assignment on an IT help-desk. I wasn’t working on anything related...

GAIN Career Club News: Zurich Launches Office Sensory Guide for Employees

ZURICH’S NEW SENSORY GUIDE EMPOWERS EMPLOYEES TO FIND THE PERFECT OFFICE SPACE FOR THEIR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS The new guide maps every Zurich...

A Personal Perspective by Becky Beaumont

As an Ageas UK employee, in 2022 I volunteered to be part of the IT Diversity and Inclusion Working Group. Within this role, I was tasked...

Liberty Specialty Markets doubles down on neurodivergent inclusion

Liberty Specialty Markets (LSM), part of Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, is doubling down on having a proactive approach to...

Thinking Differently – Ambitious Goals and New Terms at School, by Peter Hamilton

I was lucky enough recently to attend a reception at the House of Lords on behalf of ‘Ambitious about Autism'. Ambitious about Autism...