Disability

Differently abled? Looking for a job which makes the most of your skills, knowledge and experience? The good news is that many employers are finally waking up to the fact that there is a vast untapped pool of talented people who may also just happen to have a disability of one type or another. More advice on how to cope with issues you may experience in seeking employment can be found below.

Ready and Able

If you have a disability, it will more than likely affect a potential employer's attitude toward you.

Innovations for People with Disabilities in the Workplace

Workers with disabilities are finding new and innovative "assistive technology" to accomplish tasks others take for granted, whether answering phone calls from coworkers or reading office memos.

Help New Workers Fit In

Every workplace has a culture. Sometimes you feel it the minute you walk in the door. Other times it's more subtle and takes longer to figure out.

Dyslexia on the Job

Dyslexia is a common learning disability that makes it difficult for one to accurately recognise, read and write words.

Disability Disclosure

If you have a physical disability that will be obvious as soon as you meet someone, the question is: At what point in the job-seeking process do you address the disability?