How Working Has Changed For People With Disabilities

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04-Jan-22 12:00

How Working Has Changed For People With Disabilities

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How have people with disabilities fared in the working world, especially in light of the pandemic? And how have some individuals utilised remote working and e-commerce tools to create their own job opportunities?

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Arvindh Yuvaraj, Freda Liu

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Categories: business analysis, SME, entrepreneurship, young finance, personal development, trends and forecasts, people and places, social issues, health policy

Tags: person with disabilities, pandemic, employment,

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