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1. • • If you have a disability or health condition, there are schemes and resources available to help you find and keep a job. Ask about these at your local Jobcentre: Access to Work (external website) can help you get or stay in work if you have a disability or health condition. The support you get will depend on your needs.
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   How can I get a job if I have a disability?

   • If you have a disability or health condition, there are schemes and resources available to help you find and keep a job. Ask about these at your local Jobcentre: Access to Work (external website) can help you get or stay in work if you have a disability or health condition. The support you get will depend on your needs.

   Looking for work if you're disabled - JobHelp

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   How do you know if a job has a disability?

   • When you’re looking through job adverts and completing application forms, look for the ‘two ticks’ symbol which means the employer is committed to employing disabled people. If a job advert displays the symbol, you’ll be guaranteed an interview if you meet the basic conditions for the job. Should you mention your disability when applying for a job?

   Help to find work if you’re disabled - MoneyHelper

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   Where can I find disability-friendly jobs?

   • Find disability-friendly jobs (GOV.UK) Sign up for Support to Work to access our jobs board. These sites can be a useful place to find disability-confident employers. The government runs a scheme called Disability Confident employers. Disability Confident employers encourage disabled people to apply to work for them.

   Finding a job when you’re disabled | Disability charity Scope UK

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   How do I find a good employer for a disabled person?

   • Look for Disability Confident employers – Disability Confident (external website) is a Government-backed scheme promoting good employer practices to support disabled people into work.

   Looking for work if you're disabled - JobHelp

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   How do I get access to work if I have a disability?

   • Access to Work (external website) can help you get or stay in work if you have a disability or health condition. The support you get will depend on your needs. It can include, for example, a grant to pay for practical support at work or money to pay for communication support at job interview (external website). Download Transcript

   Looking for work if you're disabled - JobHelp

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   What if I'm disabled while in work?

   • If you're disabled or become disabled while in work, your employer should help you to stay in your job. Changes that your employer should consider, in consultation with you, include: There may be support for your employer to make these changes through Access to Work.

   Work and disability - Social care and support guide - NHS

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3. www.gov.uk › looking-for-work-if-disabledLooking for work if you're disabled: Looking for a job - GOV.UK

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   Your local Jobcentre can help you find a job or gain new skills and tell you about disability-friendly employers in your area. They can also refer you to a specialist work psychologist, if ...

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   • Practical support with your work
   • Mental health support
   • Communication support for job interviews
   • What Access to Work will not pay for

   Access to Work could give you a grant to help pay for things like:

   •specialist equipment and assistive software

   •support workers, like a BSL interpreter, a job coach or a travel buddy

   •costs of travelling to work, if you cannot use public transport

   •adaptations to your vehicle so you can get to work

   •physical changes to your workplace

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   How to apply

   Check you’re eligible and then apply directly to either Able Futures or Maximus.

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   Access to Work can help pay for communication support at a job interview if:

   •you’re deaf or hard of hearing and need a BSL interpreter or lipspeaker

   •you have a physical or mental health condition or learning difficulty and need communication support

   Find out more and apply for communication support at a job interview.

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   Access to Work will not pay for reasonable adjustments. These are the changes your employer must legally make to support you to do your job.

   Access to Work will advise your employer if changes should be made as reasonable adjustments.

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5. www.scope.org.uk › advice-and-support › finding-jobsFinding a job when you’re disabled | Disability charity Scope UK

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   Finding a job when you’re disabled. Finding a job can be hard work. This page has information to help you with: finding a job that matches your skills. finding work that suits your life and condition. writing a CV. writing a cover letter. preparing for job interviews. asking for reasonable adjustments. Employment support from Scope.

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   If you have a disability or health condition, there are schemes and resources available to help you find and keep a job. Ask about these at your local Jobcentre: Access to Work (external...

8. www.nhs.uk › work-and-disabilityWork and disability - Social care and support guide - NHS

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   If you have a disability, you may be worried it'll limit your job prospects or you will not be able to find work. But there's lots of guidance, support and training to help you into employment. Government-backed schemes can help, while awareness-raising initiatives are challenging the stereotypes about people with disabilities to make sure ...

9. www.disabilityrightsuk.org › resources › careers-andCareers and work for Disabled people - Disability Rights UK

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   When looking for work as a disabled person, it’s important to be aware of your legal rights. The Equality Act 2010 builds on the previous Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and makes it unlawful for an employer to discriminate against disabled people in two ways.

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    Help to find work if you’re disabled. If you’re looking for work, you might find it helpful to get some careers advice or training or help with your CV or interviews. This guide outlines the support available including government initiatives to remove some of the barriers disabled job seekers face. What’s in this guide. Where to get careers advice.