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EPISODE · Nov 29, 2024 · 25 MIN

The simple things you take for granted at work

from This Working Life · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Stepped entry points, heavy doors, images and documents without screen reader access: these are just a few of the things that make work harder for those with a disability. Hear from two workers about the adjustments and supports they use to help them thrive at work, and an expert explains how to design a workplace that’s accessible, for the benefit of everyone.Guests:Teresa, support workerJames O’Brien, Manager of planning (audio), ABCTom Bevan, dignified access lead, Australian Disability NetworkVisit the Australian Disability Network website for more resources.

Stepped entry points, heavy doors, images and documents without screen reader access: these are just a few of the things that make work harder for those with a disability.  Hear from two workers about the adjustments and supports they use to help them thrive at work, and an expert explains how to design a workplace that’s accessible, for the benefit of everyone. Guests: Teresa, support worker James O’Brien, Manager of planning (audio), ABC Tom Bevan, dignified access lead, Australian Disability Network Visit the Australian Disability Network website for more resources.

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