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Closing the disability employment gap: a renewed focus for UK employers

By Emma Carter and Elouisa Crichton
August 15, 2025
  • Disability
  • Discrimination
  • Diversity, equality and inclusion
  • Employee welfare
  • Recruitment
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We consider the recent launch of an inquiry into the disability employment gap and what employers can do now to reduce their own disability employment gap, on our website.

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Emma Carter

About Emma Carter

Emma has broad experience in employment law dealing with contentious and non-contentious matters and acting for both employers and employees. She mainly provides strategic, commercial advice to both domestic and global corporate clients in both the public and private sectors, and, in particular, the financial services, retail, recruitment, education, hospitality and leisure and charity industries.

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Elouisa Crichton

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