Research by Beth A. Robertson

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Building Workplaces Where Neurodivergent Workers Thrive
This issue briefing explores strategies that employers can use to improve the workplace experience for neurodivergent employees in Canada.
The Conference Board of Canada | | November 2022 | by Jane Hutchison, Beth A. Robertson
Créer des milieux de travail où les travailleurs neuroatypiques s’épanouissent
Cet exposé des enjeux explore les stratégies que peuvent adopter les employeurs afin d’améliorer l’expérience des employés neuroatypiques en milieu de travail au Canada.
Le Conference Board du Canada | 15 pages | November 2022 | by Jane Hutchison, Beth A. Robertson
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Building Workplaces Where Neurodivergent Workers Thrive
This issue briefing explores strategies that employers can use to improve the workplace experience for neurodivergent employees in Canada.
The Conference Board of Canada | 15 pages | November 2022 | by Jane Hutchison, Beth A. Robertson
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Parallel Paths, Unique Challenges
This Impact Paper explores men and women’s experiences as Canadian technology entrepreneurs moving from start-up to scale-up. Their unique challenges are discussed, and recommendations...
The Conference Board of Canada | 26 pages | March 2022 | by Susan Black, Lauren Florko, Beth A. Robertson
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All on Board: Turning Evidence Into Action for Women’s Leadership
This report examines the current state of women’s representation on boards of public companies and provides a basis for further research on what works for comply or explain gender...
The Conference Board of Canada | 24 pages | September 2020 | by Maria Giammarco, Kevin O'Meara, Beth A. Robertson
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