Inclusion made practical

Workplace Inclusion Passport

A workplace inclusion passport turns support conversations into something easier to maintain. It records the access needs, preferences and adjustments that help someone participate at work without starting again every time context changes.

From conversation to continuity

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Inclusion needs a structure if it is going to last.

What a workplace inclusion passport is

A workplace inclusion passport is a structured record of support needs, preferences and workplace adjustments.

It can help employees explain how they work best and help organisations respond consistently.

Unlike a one-off conversation, a passport creates continuity. It gives relevant people a clearer understanding of what helps and what needs to be reviewed.

What it can capture

Access needs

Barriers or preferences that affect participation at work.

Working preferences

How the person works, communicates, focuses or processes information best.

Adjustments

Support, tools or workplace changes that may help.

Sharing choices

Who can see the information and why.

Work context

Where the support applies.

Review points

When support should be revisited.

Inclusion passport vs adjustment passport

The right term matters less than the quality of the process around it. The passport should help support happen.

Workplace inclusion passport

Broader language focused on participation, preferences and inclusion.

Workplace adjustment passport

More directly focused on workplace adjustments and support needs.

Reasonable adjustment passport

Often linked to disability-related reasonable adjustments.

Why workplace inclusion passports fail

They become static

The passport is created once and never reviewed.

They are over-shared

Information is shared more widely than needed.

They are too vague

Preferences are recorded without clear actions.

They are disconnected

The passport is not connected to adjustment requests or ownership.

From inclusion passport to managed support

AXS Passport helps turn workplace inclusion passports into a clearer digital process.

Structured profile

People can explain needs and preferences clearly.

Controlled sharing

Information can be shared with the right people.

Adjustment requests

Support can be requested, reviewed and followed through.

Review and continuity

The passport can stay useful as work changes.

Make inclusion easier to act on

AXS Passport helps organisations connect access needs, inclusion passports, adjustment requests and review.

Frequently asked questions

A workplace inclusion passport is a structured record of access needs, support preferences and workplace adjustments that help someone participate at work.