366: Neuro-Inclusive construction in the rockies

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Neurodivergent individuals often demonstrate high job retention (95% for 10 years) and effectiveness (90%), making them a valuable, yet often overlooked, talent pool for construction businesses.
Investing in neuro-inclusive training programs like Tact can provide a pipeline of loyal, focused, and efficient employees for the construction industry.
Businesses can leverage state-level initiatives and grant programs, such as those offered by the Colorado Disability Opportunity Office, to support neuro-inclusive hiring and training efforts.
Adopting a 'learn by doing' approach, similar to vocational-technical education, can benefit all employees, not just neurodivergent individuals, by providing practical skills and real-world experience.
Collaborating with specialized organizations and non-profits that focus on neurodiversity can help contractors access resources, training, and a dedicated workforce while fostering a more inclusive industry.
Policy changes at federal, state, and local levels can create more equitable opportunities for neurodivergent individuals; staying informed and advocating for such changes can benefit the entire industry.
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