Debunking 4 myths about inclusive employment Myth #1: There aren’t enough qualified candidates Reality Check: According to Statistics Canada, in 2024, there were 740,000 unemployed working-age adults (ages 25-64) living with disabilities in the country. Despite this figure, individuals with disabilities remain underrepresented in the
Across the country, a basic legal right is being denied—not by statute, but by assumption. People with autism, cerebral palsy, or other cognitive and developmental disabilities are often presumed incapable of making a Will. These assumptions don’t come from the courts. They come from the professionals who are supposed to help: lawyers,
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DOCUMENTARIES Transition To Adulthood For Young People With Disabilities By Shaun Heasley For individuals with disabilities, the road to becoming an independent adult can be especially challenging. A new film finds one man on the cusp of this transition seeking advice from notable disability activists. “The Ride Ahead” will premiere this month
Dear Joanna I’m scheduled for an online job interview on Zoom with a local financial company for a data entry position. I’ve never participated in this type of job interview – only in-person ones. How do I properly prepare for a successful virtual job interview? Signed: Camera Shy Dear Camera Shy, Welcome to the world […]
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