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Irish autistic workers to get helping hand from US company's move to Cork

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US-based staffing and recruitment company Rangam is opening an office in Cork. It is part of its plan to meet the growing global demand for diversity, equity and inclusion DE&I in the workplace. The company is bringing its SourceAbled programme, a scheme aimed at autistic individuals, to Ireland. It also recently successfully launched in the UK.

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Irish autistic workers to get helping hand from US company's move to Cork

Rangam is taking its SourceAbled programme for autistic people in the workplace to Cork for the next phase of its EMEA expansion.

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