Supporting your deaf staff

How can you support your staff to discolse their own hearing issues?

Lived Experience Videos

We would like to thank Russell for participating and Nationwide Building Society for facilitating filming. Russell is a Network Engineer for Nationwide. Russell has a form of deafness called Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SNHL). SNHL happens when the sensitive, hair-like cells within the cochlea (inner ear) or the hearing nerve become damaged. These hairs convert sound wave vibrations into neural signals for the auditory nerve to carry to the brain.

SNHL can vary from mild to severe loss, depending on the degree of damage, in Russell’s case it is severe and has deteriorated further. SHNL typically involves the use of hearing aids or cochlear implants.
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RNID - Disclosure Guide

Hearing loss affects 1 in 3 of us, but all too often isn’t spoken about at work. This can make it harder for people to get the support they need.

Here are simple, practical ways employers can make it easier to talk about hearing loss – so everyone feels safe, understood, and included at work.

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The Workplace Hearing Health Ladder

Workplace Ear Care are bringing Hearing Health to the workplace and changing the narrative around Hearing Loss.

We’re normalising preventative hearing checks as we believe hearing health deserves the same attention as eye and dental checks. Our work ensures working adults feel seen, supported and empowered to proactively care for their hearing.

We bridge the gap between those with hearing loss and those without, through education, support and accessible on-site hearing checks.

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