how too get a disabled job?

Answer 1

Check with the community service facility in your area. And if you don't know who that is check with the city counsel, they normally can steer you in the right direction. They also care very much about people with disabilities that are will to work.
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Answer 2

what are you asking? Are you saying you are disabled and are looking for a job? Or are you wanting to work with those who are disabled?

For a disabled person to get a job, think about the disability. What does it make difficult for you to do? Are there ways to make it easier for you to do those things? Such as, you are wheelchair bound, so you cannot access high shelves, but that can be easily corrected by using low shelves in place of the high ones. If you are disabled and it includes any mental issues, there are many companies out there that help individuals get and hold jobs that they wouldn't be able to otherwise.

If you want to work with people who have disabilities, go apply at these same companies. But make sure you come across as professional because even though the job itself may be casual, the hiring personnel in these places expect a level of conduct that shows you are highly able to follow through with a job that can be extremely demanding. Also, you have to have a passion for this type of job.

Either way, good luck!

Answer 3

What you have to figure out is what your skills are and what jobs you can do with those skills.

Then, will your disability affect you in performing the duties required on the job. If so, then how can they be overcome? Maybe you need some special apparatus or software. Just access for a wheelchair? Whatever.

After that, apply to jobs you are qualified to do. During the interview process, the interviewer will ask you if you can perform the duties "with or without accommodation." You say "with accommodation" and describe what will be needed.

If the accommodations are reasonable, then the company cannot use that against you in determining your suitability for a job under the Americans with Disabilities Act and various state laws around the country. Of course, the definition of 'reasonable' is up to interpretation.

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Answer 5

Do you mean a job for the disabled? Check with your states employment service.

If you really mean a disabled job you have to break a machine so its disabled,,,,,,,,I guess!

Answer 6

no, if they say you are disabled, then you can't get a job

any kind of job
, even

you could volunteer sometimes though

Answer 7

I think that at age 45 and older.

Answer 8

pendot try there

Answer 9

NO, not a clue?z