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.... well that is kind of obvious there is not much to be done.... does this impaired blind person have a mobility car by any chance ?
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HHHmmm. IT work, chancellor, prime minister.
Then the age old job centre favourites - Fork lift driver, cleaner and till worker ;) ---------- Post added at 18:49 ---------- Previous post was at 18:49 ---------- Quote:
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I do enjoy running people over it must be said - at least I have an excuse I guess :)
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Also living in the BARNSLEY area we have a lot of really good disabled schools and support groups in the area I.E GREENACRE SCHOOL and ROBERT OGDEN AUTISTIC SCHOOL, Also the EARLY BIRD AUTISTIC CENTRE ( the base for all the other units around the world ). Also the first that i have mentioned i have friends who work or have gone there. So a comment like the one before really gets on my wick.:mad::mad::mad: |
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After all you state 'but PHYSICAL disability there is always an option'. Yet above you say something different. Just out of interest what was your point / question about a car for? |
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He (PeteLockwood) does have a point in what is classed as a disability and what the impact of that disability has within a workplace.
Just by being in a wheelchair seems to be the stereotypical idea of a disabled person, they will get the benefits, the help and the compassion from others, yet that person might feel fine day to day, no pain etc. I'm more annoyed that the people that don't fit the 'normal' criteria, eg can walk a bit, can pick up a coin, can reach to turn a tap on etc, are being penalised and classed as able bodied. The illness, the psychological problems or whatever they have doesn't matter, as long as they can do those tasks then you are just a work shy scrounging **** of the earth etc etc. (okay slightly ott). |
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Peter in your opinion then should people who are in pain everyday are very limited physically and cannot walk much qualify as worthy or should they also be made to do work. If you say they should be made to do work find an employer that will be able to accomadate them on the days when they are in more pain then normal unable to walk to the job and may find that seasonally are off more then they are on. You need to understand amongst many genuine claimants it isn't a lack of wanting to work it is finding people that will employ us and be able to work around our disabilities not an easy thing to do when they can hire a fully fit person a lot easier.
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i wear glasses, by your logic i am entitled to disability ? no wonder the country is in such a mess!! |
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I also note you did not answer my question by the way. I do find it interesting that you consider the wearing of glasses makes you disabled. |
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