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Disabled person working

  • 12-01-2024 6:34pm
    #1
    worlds goodest teecher
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    Whom out there are the most proactive employers for employing people with disabilities to work remotely?

    I was working as an office based construction professional up until December.



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  • #2
    gmisk
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058330991/disabled-person-working

    I would say the civil service or public sector?



  • #3
    T-Maxx
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    Irish Water maybe - I hear they allow working-from-home 3 days a week. A disability might easily increase this I'd think.



  • #4
    worlds goodest teecher
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,154 ✭✭✭worlds goodest teecher


    I would have come from an office based construction job and received a bad brain injury 17 years ago. I tried my best to keep working in a professional type role but am now looking to step downwards and enjoy life more. It's just not worth it. Life's too short.



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