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R9990/2026-03-20/C001/S05

WebSearch — Neurodivergent hiring discrimination and interview bias research

Summary

Field Value
Source/Database WebSearch
Query terms neurodivergent hiring discrimination interview bias research study evidence
Filters None
Results returned 10
Results selected 3
Results rejected 7

Selected Results

Result Title URL Rationale
S05-R01 Access to employment: autistic, neurodivergent and neurotypical hiring experiences https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10375005/ Peer-reviewed comparative study with statistics
S05-R02 Half of neurodivergent adults discriminated against https://www.peoplemanagement.co.uk/article/1896055/half-neurodivergent-adults-discriminated-against-applying-job-research-finds Zurich survey data, n=1,000
S05-R03 Interview Process Needs Overhaul for Neurodiverse Employees https://www.creativespirit-us.org/the-interview-process-desperately-needs-an-overhaul-to-include-neurodiverse-employees-heres-how-it-can-happen/ 60% statistic on interviews as biggest barrier

Rejected Results

Result Title URL Rationale
S05-R04 Traditional Workplace Biases Impacting Neurodiverse Employees https://mindshift.works/traditional-workplace-biases-neurodiverse-employees/ Workplace bias focus, not interview-specific
S05-R05 De-bias Your Hiring Practices (PDF) https://www.academia.edu/123928381/ Academic paper but behind registration wall
S05-R06 What the Data Says: Hiring Bias in 2025 https://www.cultureconusa.org/post/hiring-bias-in-2025 General hiring bias, not neurodivergent-specific
S05-R07 Tech Hiring and Neurodiversity (DEV) https://dev.to/rawveg/tech-hiring-and-neurodiversity-ibp Blog post, tech-specific
S05-R08 Neurodiversity in Workplace: 93% Face Hiring Bias https://zety.com/blog/neurodivergence-workplace-report Content not extractable (timeout)
S05-R09 Tech Hiring and Neurodiversity: AI Bias https://smarterarticles.co.uk/tech-hiring-and-neurodiversity-escaping-ai-bias-into-human-prejudice AI bias focus
S05-R10 Challenges of Neurodiversity in the Workplace https://studentorgs.kentlaw.iit.edu/ckjip/ Legal journal, workplace focus

Notes

This search was the most productive for peer-reviewed and survey-based evidence. The PMC study (SRC02) provided the strongest quantitative evidence. The Zurich survey (SRC04) provided the largest sample (n=1,000). The Creative Spirit article (SRC07) aggregated multiple statistics.