Great to see Jason Mohammad wearing his trainers on the BBC Commonwealth Games coverage. He’s ready in case any of the Welsh athletes pick up an injury. Any sport!
"Disabled members deserve more, without reasonable adjustment, we are just waiting for the hammer to fall. It's just a matter of time before another one bites the dust."
Terry Mills, with a fantastic speech on reasonable adjustments and the social model of disability. @walestuc
@TheLastLeg#isitok to ask if there is padding on the swimming pool wall for the participants with no arms. It looks really dangerous and painful to finish at full speed head first.
Exactly right. We followed the rules. Our children suffered. And Johnson and his government have now wasted it all. In a vain grab for some political lipstick.
For more information on how your business can attract, recruit, and retain disabled employees, contact the Disabled People Employment Champions by emailing [email protected] or visit Skills Gateway for Business. We’re in your corner.
"We cant go back to where we were before. We've got to look at hybrid models." @TheTerryMills, Chair of our Disabled Members Committee, speaking at the WTUC Conference, calls for working from home to be a presumed right for disabled people & those with caring responsibilities.
Insider's A More Equal Wales: Employing Disabled People online forum on 24 March will feature speakers from @AdmiralGroup , @sbarcwales and Piws, @ABPSouthWales @MinofFurniture@BridgendCollege & @TheTerryMills . More details here: https://t.co/ofvZlzyOWZ
On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities we remember the life and work of our brother Sean McGovern. The greatest memorial to Sean is to carry forward the cause of the rights of disabled workers, which he championed to the last.
#IDPWD2020
In the lead up to #DisabilityHistoryMonth, our fantastic Disabled Members Committee are holding a very special zoom event to mark the occasion.
Join us on Tuesday 17th of November for a discussion on the Equalities Act & what's next for disabled workers.
Details below ⬇️
As a 90-year-old woman from Scotland becomes the NHS’s latest fundraiser by climbing stairs, some wonder when it became acceptable for health systems to be powered by the kinetic energy of pensioners.