UK charity’s survey finds almost half of disabled people have worried about making employers aware of their disability Almost half of disabled people have worried about making employers aware of their impairment or condition, research by the disability charity Scope has found. This has prompted calls for employers to create environments where disabled people are more comfortable “coming out”.The charity found that 48% of disabled people were unaware of their rights as a disabled employee, which could suggest employers are not doing enough to inform their employees of their entitlements. Continue reading…
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