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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 I get access to work if I have a disability?

   • Ask a Disability Employment Adviser at the Jobcentre or your work coach how to apply. If you need support to attend an interview, such as an interpreter, or a taxi fare to get there, you might be able to get an Access to Work grant for this. You can also apply to Access to Work to support a mental health condition.

   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.

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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?

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   Should I mention my disability when applying for a job?

   • You don’t have to mention your disability when you apply for a job, but if you decide not to, you might not be able to make a complaint about discrimination if your employer wasn’t aware. It’s a good idea to plan how and when you’re going to tell an employer about your disability.

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

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   the employer is committed to employing disabled people. you’ll be guaranteed an interview if you meet the basic conditions for the job; Find out about jobs in your area at your local...

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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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   • Questions about your health or disability
   • If you’re treated unfairly when you apply for a job

   An employer is not normally allowed to ask you questions about your health or disability before they offer you a job.

   They can only ask you about this for very limited reasons, for example to:

   •make ‘reasonable adjustments’ - for example if you need a large print version of a test

   •decide if you can do something that is an essential part of the job

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   Contact the Equality Advisory Support Service if you think you’ve been treated unfairly.

   You may also be able to take a complaint to an employment tribunal - you have to do this within 3 months of the discrimination happening.

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6. www.moneyhelper.org.uk › en › family-and-careHelp to find work if you’re disabled - MoneyHelper

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   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.

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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.disabilityjobsite.co.ukDisability Jobsite - Official Site for UK Disability Employment

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   Disability Jobsite assists people with a disability in participating actively in employment and plays a critical role in supporting people with a disability on the pathway to work. The Disability Jobsite does this through an online interface to deliver "barrier-free" e-recruitment.

9. www.scope.org.uk › employment-services › support-to-workSupport to Work | Disability charity Scope UK

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   Support to Work is a free online and telephone support programme for disabled people who are looking for paid work, in England and Wales. If you already have a Support to Work account you can sign in. Find out how to use the service. Eligibility. Support to Work is open to disabled people who: are 16 years or over. are looking for a paid job.