Cook’s fifth employee group focuses on workplace accessibility
Bloomington-based Cook Medical has added an employee resource group focused on neurodiversity and disability, according to an Oct. 28 company announcement.
Bloomington-based Cook Medical has added an employee resource group focused on neurodiversity and disability, according to an Oct. 28 company announcement.
The voluntary, employee-led group will provide resources, identify workplace barriers and give feedback to the business. Cook describes accessibility and support for employees as its aims.
The addition brings Cook’s network to five resource groups, alongside groups for women, veterans, ethnic minorities and Pride. Cook says the groups also create opportunities for employees to connect and learn.
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