Disabled people into employment.

studentphil

It is a topic I feel very strongly about that disabled people should be given a fair go in employment.

Gingham_Ribbon

whatamess wrote:

Nice bump there sp.

Hows mrs cat murph?

When is the kitten due?

When is yours due gr?

Due 20th of Feb but should be having a section 2 weeks before that. So about 3 and a half weeks all going well. :j

Murphy_The_Cat

whatamess wrote:

Hows mrs cat murph?

When is the kitten due?

Mrs Cat, is, as they say, absolutely blooming.

As for the due date, it depends if you listen to Dr Feelgood, or Florence Nightingale.
The best guesstimate at the moment is Mid Feb.

MTC

studentphil

Good Luck Gingham and Mrs Cat!!!

savingsgirl

Toddler SG is 2 in Feb - maybe baby Cat will have the same birthday. Baby GR wont!!

whatamess_2

studentphil wrote:

It is a topic I feel very strongly about that disabled people should be given a fair go in employment.

Yes, we know, its a topic thats been covered before.

savingsgirl

Heres a useful link for you Phil with lots of disabled stats about disabled people working in the UK

http://www.employers-forum.co.uk/www/csr/sttn/sfacts/sfacts1.htm

studentphil

savingsgirl wrote:

Heres a useful link for you Phil with lots of disabled stats about disabled people working in the UK

http://www.employers-forum.co.uk/www/csr/sttn/sfacts/sfacts1.htm

From your own link I quote "A recent survey revealed that one in six (15%) young disabled people said they had been turned down for a paid job, and told it was for a reason related to their disability or health problem"-- and all the time you thought I was a moaner who was unfairly harsh on employers-- but it seems I am not.

feelinggood_2

studentphil wrote:

From your own link I quote "A recent survey revealed that one in six (15%) young disabled people said they had been turned down for a paid job, and told it was for a reason related to their disability or health problem"-- and all the time you thought I was a moaner who was unfairly harsh on employers-- but it seems I am not.

Phil - I've been turned down for a job because of my 'disability', and I've not once complained. Get over it - there are loads of jobs, you don't need special help or anything, you go out there and you get what you want BY YOURSELF. You can do it, you just choose not to.

savingsgirl

studentphil wrote:

From your own link I quote "A recent survey revealed that one in six (15%) young disabled people said they had been turned down for a paid job, and told it was for a reason related to their disability or health problem"-- and all the time you thought I was a moaner who was unfairly harsh on employers-- but it seems I am not.[/quote]

Oy!! Find me a post where I said that. I have just provided you with a source so you can back up your arguments