PCS Neurodiversity in the Workplace training, Stage 2
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Marxist. Trade Unionist. Socialist-feminist. Author. Poet. Speaker. Tutor. RMT ex-Exec. Workers' Liberty. Autie. Bi. PUFC fan.
Neurodiversity
'Neurodiversity' means that different people have different brain wiring. Unfortunately, those with a minority brain wiring - such as dyslexic, autistic and dyspraxic people - face discrimination at work and in wider society.
PCS Neurodiversity in the Workplace training
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Stage 1 course, online.
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Tourette's, neurodiversity and class: the case of Madame Dampierre
In 1825, Paris physician Jean Marc Gaspard Itard assessed a French noblewoman in her twenties who, from the age of seven, had ‘ticked and blasphemed‘. She was one of ten people with similar symptoms described in an article by Itard.
Is a neurodivergent worker considered disabled under UK law?
The law judges this on a case-by-case basis.
PCS Neurodiversity in the Workplace training, Stage 2
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Neurodiversity: a core bargaining issue
There is an excellent article in November 2022's Labour Research - 'Neurodiversity: a core bargaining issue'. I'm pleased to say that I am extensively quoted!
If you would like to read the full text, ask your trade union if it has an account which you can use to log in to the LRD website.
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Poetry in Asylum magazine
Janine has recently taken over as Poetry Editor of Asylum magazine.
Asylum wants your poetry for our radical mental health magazine.
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A Question of Importance
Invited to an event
to answer a question of importance,
I walked along the street with highness,
went in through the door that revolves,
past the guard of security,
and spoke to the person with femaleness and helpfulness
at the desk of reception.
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Is There Power In a Union for Autistic Workers?
An assessment of trade unions as drivers of positive change for autistic people at work, written as an assignment for Postgraduate Certificate in Autism and Asperger Syndrome
[Note: this is not advocating a union for autistic workers, but assessing the potential of existing unions!]
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Speaking for Labour to adopt neurodiversity policy
The Labour Party's 2021 National Policy Forum report contained no mention of neurodiversity, despite a detailed and popular submission from Neurodivergent Labour to the Forum. So Janine proposed to Conference that it 'refer back' that section of the report so that the NPF would have to consider including this policy. This is what happened at Conference on Monday 27 September ...
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