Tag Archives: Paralympics

• Barriers for disabled people in the workplace

  May 20th, 2013 by Nick Martindale

  Posted in Disability in the Workplace | No Comments

  Tags: Disability, Discrimination, Paralympics, Recruitment, Training

  Attitudes towards disabled people are changing for the better, but there are still significant barriers to overcome in the workplace, writes Nick Martindale

• Figures are stacked against disabled people in austerity Britain

  May 20th, 2013 by Clare Bettelley

  Posted in Disability in the Workplace | No Comments

  Tags: Disability, Discrimination, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Government, infographic, Paralympics, Pay, Talent

  Despite greater understanding of their needs, disabled people continue to face barriers to employment as well as wage discrimination, writes Clare Bettelley

• Bouncing back in Paralympic sport and the workplace

  May 20th, 2013 by Tony Nguyen

  Posted in Disability in the Workplace | No Comments

  Tags: Corporate Responsibility, Disability, Injury, Paralympics, Recruitment, Sport, Talent

  Paralympian Claire Harvey, captain of the GB sitting volleyball team, says business could learn from her experience of disability sport

• Computers cut manufacturing time and improve order books

  September 20th, 2012 by Lindsay Clark

  Posted in UK Manufacturing | No Comments

  Tags: Computing, Engineering, Innovation, Manufacturing, Paralympics, Software, UK

  British firms have pioneered the application of high-tech computer aided manufacturing and lead the world, as Lindsay Clark reports