Tag "disability jobs"
Evenbreak: Busting myths about disabled people in the workplace
Jobs website, Evenbreak, which lists jobs for disabled people, is campaigning to highlight how valuable disabled talent is and busting myths about disabled people in the workplace.
How to survive austerity by developing your skills from home
Are you disabled and looking for work? Read about new website Preply, which offers low-cost online courses and tutor support to help you develop your skills from the comfort of your own home.
From volunteering to starting my own business helping disabled people access events
Disability Horizons’ very own Zubee Kibria, who has cerebral palsy, is starting her own events company. Learn more about her journey and how you too can become a disabled entrepreneur.
L&Q sets out disability inclusion commitment with Evenbreak
Disability confident employer L&Q is working with disability jobs site Evenbreak to help more disabled people get into work. Find out what it’s doing to make its workplace more inclusive to disabled people.
7 out of 10 disabled workers failed by employers
A staggering 73% of disabled workers in the UK say they have stopped working due to a disability or health condition*, according to new research from disability charity Leonard Cheshire.
Future audiologist has a unique perspective as a wheelchair user
Olivia Bender was diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis at the age of 14 and since then has used a wheelchair for mobility. She’s currently training to be an audiologist and, as
Recruiter Evenbreak wins UnLtd award for driving social change
Evenbreak, a pioneer in disability-specific recruitment, has secured support from UnLtd, the UK’s foundation for social entrepreneurs. The funding and tailored support package will help the organisation continue to drive
Business Disability Forum: exploring identity in the workplace
What does being disabled mean in the business world? Do you feel your identity is closely intertwined with your disability at work? This is a debate Business Disability Forum wants to
Step and Stone: a Bristol-based bakery training people with learning disabilities
Disabled people are twice as likely to be unemployed as non-disabled people, and only one in every 16 people with a learning disability is in paid employment in the UK.
Making changes toward inclusive employment for disabled people
We all know that finding work if you have a disability can be tricky. But some businesses are starting to see the value in being inclusive employers. Find out how industries
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