Inclusive Workplaces Week Scotland 2026: Free Learning for Employers
- Type: Event
- Date: 16/11/2026
- Location: Online

Practical ideas and expert insights to create more inclusive workplaces.
Join Inclusive Workplaces Week Scotland 2026, a week of free online learning bringing together employers, practitioners and subject experts to explore how we can create workplaces where everyone can thrive.
Hosted by SUSE and delivered in partnership with organisations from across Scotland, the programme offers a series of engaging online sessions focused on workplace wellbeing, disability inclusion, fair work, inclusive recruitment, workplace communications, AI adoption, mental health and more.
Whether you’re just beginning your inclusion journey or looking to strengthen existing practices, you’ll gain practical ideas, tools and inspiration that can be applied in workplaces of all sizes and sectors.
What’s on Offer?
- Expert-led online sessions delivered by leading organisations and specialists
- Practical guidance on creating inclusive recruitment and workplace practices
- Insights into workplace wellbeing, mental health and disability inclusion
- Real-life examples of how employers can build more accessible and supportive workplace cultures
- Emerging topics including inclusive communications and AI adoption.
Session Highlights
This year’s programme includes sessions from SUSE, Peer Works, Passion4Social, VIAS, Into Work, Disability Equality Scotland, Macdonald Training, the University of the West of Scotland and other leading organisations.
On topics such as:
- Workplace wellbeing
- Inclusive recruitment and selection
- Disability inclusion
- Men’s mental health
- Inclusive communications
- Dementia-inclusive workplaces
- AI adoption and workplace innovation.
Explore the programme of FREE webinars and register via the SUSE website here.
Together, we can create workplaces that are more inclusive, accessible and supportive for all.
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