Standard Chartered Bank has joined the Kenya Business and Disability Network (KBDN)to promote the inclusivity of Persons Living With Disabilities (PWDs) in the workforce. The initiative aims not only to make the workplace suitable for them but also to provide a channel where employers can access the top talents of PWDs for their organizations. Speaking during a roundtable engagement with KBDN, Standard Chartered Bank Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kariuki Ngari noted that the process should not just end at having people with disabilities in an organization, but there is also a need of creating a conducive working environment for them…
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