Zurich to offer free neurodivergent assessments from 2025
From 2025, Zurich will be offering all employees the opportunity to be assessed for neurodiversity, after research found half of neurodivergent adults have been discriminated against by a hiring manager or recruiter.
Zurich’s assessment will be free and available to all employees following a GP referral. It will also be available to the children and partners of employees if they’re added to their healthcare plan.
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