This is your HR News Flash, your briefing on talent management and the world of work from HRCI. Designing and implementing an accessibility strategy empowers your organization to hire persons with disabilities. Supporting accessibility is a strategic investment that can contribute to the inclusivity and productivity of an organization. Here are some possibilities to assist in implementing an accessibility strategy. Control costs — and risks.  Research from the Job Accommodation Network found the costs and tax incentives associated with accessibility accommodations can be a win-win undertaking. Not only is hiring a capability diverse workforce a good investment, it also removes the risk of adverse selection or discrimination in hiring. Enhance accessibility. Not having the perspective of a capability diverse workforce can limit the talent and production outcomes of an organization. Having a solid and enhanced accessibility strategy allows HR to tap into a more qualified talent pool that might otherwise be overlooked. Persons with disabilities bring unique perspectives that can increase innovation, enhance workplace engagement and contribute to a healthier and diverse work culture. Improved productivity. Implementing a universal design strategy that is accessible to persons with disabilities can help employers achieve a work environment that results in non-disruptive hiring or the need to redesign workspaces. Having this strategy will improve productivity and diminish the need for reactionary adaptation or accommodations.  This concludes your HR News Flash. HRCI prepares HR leaders for the digital age. Thanks for listening. Check back soon for the workplace news you need. Learn more at HRCI.org.