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Employer Resources

This section will provide you with advice and guidance on disability related employment issues from employing people with disabilities to the Disability Discrimination Act.


Hard at Work: Employment and Disability in Northern Ireland

Hard at Work: Employment and Disability in Northern Ireland

Disability Action has launched the “Hard at Work” report to highlight the key actions needed to increase equality in employment for disabled people in Northern Ireland. Read more

Published: 22nd February, 2018

Updated: 9th January, 2019

Author: Michelle McCoy

Employment Advocacy Quick Guide: Reasonable Adjustments in the Workplace

Employment Advocacy Quick Guide: Reasonable Adjustments in the Workplace

A reasonable adjustment is something that can help prevent, or reduce, any disadvantage being faced by a disabled person. This guide aims to help employees with disabilities think through what sort of changes might help and how to go about asking for them. Read more

Published: 22nd February, 2018

Updated: 9th January, 2019

Author: Michelle McCoy

Employment Advocacy Quick Guide: Telling an Employer about your Disability

Employment Advocacy Quick Guide: Telling an Employer about your Disability

Deciding weather to tell a prospective employer about your disability can be difficult. This guide covers the law, advantages of and common fears surrounding disclosure of disability, and sources of support. Read more

Published: 22nd February, 2018

Updated: 9th January, 2019

Author: Michelle McCoy

Employment Advocacy Quick Guide: Getting into Work

Employment Advocacy Quick Guide: Getting into Work

Getting into employment can be difficult for anyone, but for disabled people it can be even more challenging. This guide will help you understand your rights when applying for a job, what is expected from employers and what actions they can positively take. Read more

Published: 22nd February, 2018

Updated: 9th January, 2019

Author: Michelle McCoy

Employment Advocacy Quick Guide: The Purple Workforce

Employment Advocacy Quick Guide: The Purple Workforce

Employing disabled people works. The latest Quick Guide is outlines how employing disabled staff can enhance the skill base, culture and profitability of an organisation. Read more

Published: 21st February, 2018

Updated: 9th January, 2019

Author: Michelle McCoy

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    Political Crisis Ends Essential Services and Representation of Disabled People

    The political crisis in Northern Ireland is causing avoidable harm to disabled people: the austerity budget imposed on Northern Ireland by the UK Government in response to its lack of government has resulted in services and funding for disabled people being slashed.

  • Addressing the Increase in Abuse on Telephone Booking Lines: A Reminder of Respect and Tolerance

    Addressing the Increase in Abuse on Telephone Booking Lines: A Reminder of Respect and Tolerance

    This blog post addresses the concerning increase in abuse towards staff members on telephone booking lines at Disability Action Transport Service (DATS) and some Rural Partners. It emphasises DATS' commitment to a respectful and safe environment, outlines the types of abuse encountered, and highlights the consequences of such behaviour. The post calls for a collective effort to maintain a respectful and inclusive atmosphere for all.

  • Empowering Carers: The Disability Mental Health Hub and 1:1 Counselling Service

    Empowering Carers: The Disability Mental Health Hub and 1:1 Counselling Service

    Discover the Disability Action's Mental Health Hub's 1:1 Counselling Service, a lifeline for carers of individuals with disabilities and health conditions. With funding from the Department of Health, this initiative offers personalised support, flexibility in delivery, and emotional resilience tools. Meet Maria Morgan, the dedicated Project Manager, and Counsellor, who can be your guide to a more resilient and supported caregiving journey.

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    Palliative Care Week 2023 is set to be a week of heartfelt engagement and education, shining a light on the significance of palliative care. From illuminating iconic city halls to insightful webinars and practical advice sessions, this week offers something for everyone.

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