Up to 100 jobs will be created by professional services giant EY in Manchester after it chose the city as a major hub to support employees with cognitive differences - such as autism, dyslexia and ADHD.
The firm, which is based in 2 St Peter's Square, is opening its first Neuro-Diverse Centre of Excellence (NCoE) in the UK, which is designed to create a supportive working environment.
EY added the NCoE will help employees "to apply their strengths and meet clients’ business needs in emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, automation, blockchain and cyber".
