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\"OUT<\/td>\n

OUT NOW - your hot summer edition<\/a><\/h3>\n23 August 2010<\/span>
\n THE summer edition of your favourite All Together NOW! magazine has hit the streets!
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\"Last<\/td>\n

Last chance to enter business hero awards<\/a><\/h3>\n22 July 2010<\/span>
\n THE MOST inspirational business men and women have until Friday to enter the annual Barclays Trading Places Awards.

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\"Do<\/td>\n

Do you know a business hero?<\/a><\/h3>\n10 July 2010<\/span>
\n THE MOST inspirational business men and women have until Friday July 23 to enter the annual Barclays Trading Places Awards.

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\"Report<\/td>\n

Report expected soon on disability job study<\/a><\/h3>\n10 June 2010<\/span>
\n THE findings of an undercover investigation to find out whether disabled job seekers are still facing discrimination is expected to be published later this month.

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\"TUC<\/td>\n

TUC to discuss disabled jobs fears<\/a><\/h3>\n19 May 2010<\/span>
\n MORE than 200 delegates will come together at the TUC\'s annual disability conference in London today to discuss the potential impact of the new Government on disabled people.
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\"Jobcentre<\/td>\n

Jobcentre staff to get autism training<\/a><\/h3>\n08 April 2010<\/span>
\n JOBCENTRE Plus staff are to receive training to better help jobseekers with autism, the government have announced.
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\"Entries<\/td>\n

Entries wanted NOW for disability awards<\/a><\/h3>\n25 March 2010<\/span>
\n NOMINATIONS close tomorrow for the third National Independent Living Awards.

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\"People<\/td>\n

People with life-long conditions need more job help<\/a><\/h3>\n19 March 2010<\/span>
\n A NEW study has identified a significant shortfall in patients with life-long but treatable conditions re-entering employment.

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\"<\/td>\n

Mental health:New job help on way<\/a><\/h3>\n09 March 2010<\/span>
\n AMBITIOUS new targets to help more people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities in the workplace have been announced by Minister for Disabled People, Jonathan Shaw.

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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled people are key to equality, says Scott-Parker<\/a><\/h3>\n28 January 2010<\/span>
\n EMPLOYERS and policymakers need to work together to develop the talents of disabled people if inequalities are to be tackled, says Susan Scott-Parker, boss of the Employers\' Forum on Disability.
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\"Wheelchair<\/td>\n

Wheelchair boss earns another podium finish<\/a><\/h3>\n07 January 2010<\/span>
\n A FORMER Paralympic gold medallist has seen the Leicestershire based business he launched 26 years ago gain recognition at the prestigious British Healthcare Trades Association awards.

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\"Graduates<\/td>\n

Graduates offered Civil Service placements<\/a><\/h3>\n31 December 2009<\/span>
\n UNIVERSITY graduates - and undergraduates - with disabilities are being given the chance to work at the heart of government.
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\"Trailblazers<\/td>\n

Trailblazers state their case to Parliament<\/a><\/h3>\n30 December 2009<\/span>
\n YOUNG disability rights campaigners presented No. 10 Downing Street with a petition demanding improved transport, education and leisure services for disabled people across the UK.
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\"Disability<\/td>\n

Disability charity welcomes mental health plan<\/a><\/h3>\n09 December 2009<\/span>
\n RADAR - the Royal Association for Disability Rights - has welcomed the Perkins Review into delivering better employment support for people with a mental health condition and called for its full and urgent implementation.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New help for carers who are looking for work<\/a><\/h3>\n08 December 2009<\/span>
\n THOUSANDS of carers are set to benefit from improved employment support, giving them the chance to combine paid work with caring and help reduce financial hardship.
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\"Job<\/td>\n

Job help for people with mental health conditions<\/a><\/h3>\n07 December 2009<\/span>
\n FROM today people with mental health conditions can rely on new support to help them manage their conditions so they can stay in work or get back to work as quickly as possible if they lose their job or have never worked.

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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled graduates not getting a fair chance<\/a><\/h3>\n28 November 2009<\/span>
\n ONLY one-third of organisations that recruit graduates are trying to attract graduates with disabilities, a new survey reveals.
\n

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\"Dads<\/td>\n

Dads of disabled kids less likely to work full-time<\/a><\/h3>\n22 October 2009<\/span>
\n FATHERS with a disabled child are less likely to be working full time, according to a new report from the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
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\"Tomorrow\'s<\/td>\n

Tomorrow\'s the deadline for enterprise awards<\/a><\/h3>\n09 September 2009<\/span>
\n CHARITIES and entrepreneurs have until tomorrow to enter The Morgan Foundation Entrepreneur Awards 2009, set up by one of the UK\'s top entrepreneurs, Steve Morgan.
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\"Remploy<\/td>\n

Remploy offers 1% pay rise to 5,000 workers<\/a><\/h3>\n30 June 2009<\/span>
\n REMPLOY, the UK \'s leading provider of specialist employment services to people with disabilities and health conditions, has made a 1% pay offer to almost 5,000 employees.
\n

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\"New<\/td>\n

New moves to increase disabled architects<\/a><\/h3>\n19 June 2009<\/span>
\n
A NEW study has been launched to help increase the numbers of disabled people becoming architects.
\n

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\"RADAR<\/td>\n

RADAR welcomes ruling over mental health boss<\/a><\/h3>\n16 June 2009<\/span>
\n THE head of disability organisation RADAR, Liz Sayce, welcomed yesterday\'s ruling that prevents Cheltenham Borough Council clawing back over £1 million from its former chief executive, Christine Laird.
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\"More<\/td>\n

More blind people want to start their own business<\/a><\/h3>\n04 June 2009<\/span>
\n NEW research from national charity Action for Blind People shows that twice as many blind and partially sighted people as sighted people have researched or talked about running their own business.
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\"Attitudes<\/td>\n

Attitudes key barrier for disabled entrepreneurs<\/a><\/h3>\n03 June 2009<\/span>
\n THE majority of deaf and disabled people want to start their own business but many are facing significant hurdles, says Patrick Elliott, chief executive of Business Link in London.
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\"Charities<\/td>\n

Charities urged to apply for jobs\' funding<\/a><\/h3>\n01 June 2009<\/span>
\n CHARITIES and voluntary sector bodies are being urged to submit innovative bids for funding for new jobs from the Government\'s Future Jobs Fund which will create 150,000 new jobs.

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\"TUC<\/td>\n

TUC to hear disabled workers\' recession fears<\/a><\/h3>\n20 May 2009<\/span>
\n FEARS that the recession is having a disproportionately large impact on disabled workers will be discussed at the TUC\'s annual disability conference in London today. (Pictured TUC Deputy General Secretary Frances O\'Grady)
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\"Search<\/td>\n

Search starts for 2009 business heroes<\/a><\/h3>\n12 May 2009<\/span>
\n THE SEARCH is on to find people who are turning their lives around by choosing to start up a business.
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\"400<\/td>\n

400 new apprenticeships for North West<\/a><\/h3>\n20 April 2009<\/span>
\n FOUR hundred new apprenticeships are to be created across the North West this year, thanks to a joint commitment by NHS North West and the North West regional Learning Skills Council.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New employers forum to help disabled jobseekers<\/a><\/h3>\n18 March 2009<\/span>
\n A NEW employers forum has been set up on Merseyside to try and get more disabled people into work.
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\"More<\/td>\n

More money for Access to Work scheme<\/a><\/h3>\n18 March 2009<\/span>
\n DISABILITY minister Jonathan Shaw has announced that an additional £8 million to help disabled people remain in work will be made available this year through the Access to Work programme.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New study looks at voluntary roles for disabled people<\/a><\/h3>\n16 March 2009<\/span>
\n RESEARCHERS at Manchester Metroloplitan University are to help investigate the costs and benefits of engaging volunteers from under-represented groups.
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\"Council<\/td>\n

Council rapped over mental health bankruptcy case<\/a><\/h3>\n10 March 2009<\/span>
\n A COUNCIL made a woman bankrupt for unpaid council tax without making proper enquiries into her health problems.
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\"Scott-Parket<\/td>\n

Scott-Parket hits out in mental health jobs row<\/a><\/h3>\n27 February 2009<\/span>
\n EMPLOYERS who make false assumptions about job applicants with mental health problems risk missing out on a potential talent pool, says Susan Scott-Parker, boss of the Employers Forum on Disability.
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\"Reasonable<\/td>\n

Reasonable guide to help bosses<\/a><\/h3>\n26 February 2009<\/span>
\n A NEW guide to help employers make reasonable adjustments for workers has been published by the Employers Forum on Disability.
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\"Civil<\/td>\n

Civil Service placements open for disabled students<\/a><\/h3>\n29 December 2008<\/span>
\n DISABLED university students are being given the chance of working at the very heart of the Government.
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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled people to gain control of spending<\/a><\/h3>\n15 December 2008<\/span>
\n DISABLED people will have the right to control the support services they receive from the state.
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\"Want<\/td>\n

Want a job in the health sector at Liverpool?<\/a><\/h3>\n09 December 2008<\/span>
\n LIVERPOOL Primary Care Trust is holding a recruitment event tomorrow (Wednesday).
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\"New<\/td>\n

New job grants for Merseyside groups<\/a><\/h3>\n07 November 2008<\/span>
\n GRANTS are available to Merseyside community groups who can help people develop new skills and increase their chances of employment.
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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled strippers in saucy postcard campaign<\/a><\/h3>\n06 November 2008<\/span>
\n BRITAIN\'S politicians are being sent a saucy postcard featuring two stars from the disabled male stripper troupe The Crippendales . . . .
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\"Employers<\/td>\n

Employers blasted by mental health charity<\/a><\/h3>\n30 October 2008<\/span>
\n MENTAL health charity Mind has revealed new evidence that employers are not willing to take on people who have experience of mental distress and that they are failing staff by not providing adequate mental health support.
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\"Charity<\/td>\n

Charity warns of benefit cuts for disabled people<\/a><\/h3>\n28 October 2008<\/span>
\n DISABLED people who qualify for the new Employment and Suppport Allowance, which offers support to return to work for people with an impairment or health condition, could face potential cuts to their benefit if they are perceived to be failing to engage with the new system.
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\"Incapacity<\/td>\n

Incapacity benefit ends for new claimants<\/a><\/h3>\n27 October 2008<\/span>
\n INCAPACITY Benefit has been replaced with Employment and Support Allowance, which the Government say is designed to give people the support they need to improve their health, their skills and look for work.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New disability exhibition planned for Coventry<\/a><\/h3>\n<\/span>
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\"Who<\/td>\n

Who would you give an award to?<\/a><\/h3>\n18 August 2008<\/span>
\n DO YOU know of an employer, organisation or individual in the North West who deserves to win a Positive Action Award for their work involving disabled people?
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\"Vehicle<\/td>\n

Vehicle adaptation firm helps disabled trainees<\/a><\/h3>\n13 August 2008<\/span>
\n AN organisation that provides training opportunities for young people with disabilities has teamed up with one of the country\'s leading companies that specialises in adaptations to vehicles.
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\"Purnell<\/td>\n

Purnell announces radical reform of welfare state<\/a><\/h3>\n21 July 2008<\/span>
\n INCAPACITY benefits and Income Support are to be abolished as part of far-reaching new proposals.
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\n\n\n
\"New<\/td>\n

New mental health guidance to help university staff <\/a><\/h3>\n17 July 2008<\/span>
\n STAFF at Nottingham Trent University are being given new guidance to help students with mental health problems.
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\"Wanted:<\/td>\n

Wanted: health detectives to give money away!<\/a><\/h3>\n27 June 2008<\/span>
\n A PILOT scheme that uses \'health detectives\' to match families with sick and disabled children with funding from a charitable trust is to be rolled out across the country.
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\"Stelios<\/td>\n

Stelios launches disabled entrepreneurs awards<\/a><\/h3>\n24 June 2008<\/span>
\n DISABLED entrepreneurs are being given the chance to win a major cash prize in the Stelios Disabled Entrepreneur of the Year awards.

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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled people wanted for new Acas equality forum<\/a><\/h3>\n04 June 2008<\/span>
\n ACAS, the employment relations service, is to set up a Disabled People\'s Involvement Forum to help ensure fairness and equality in its work.
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\"TUC<\/td>\n

TUC publish mental health guidance for employers<\/a><\/h3>\n20 May 2008<\/span>
\n THE TUC today is publishing new guidance to help employers and unions support people with mental health problems at work. General Secretary Brendan Barber, pictured, said: \"This report provides union reps with the information they need to help people with mental health problems keep their jobs and develop their careers.\"
\n

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\"Dragons<\/td>\n

Dragons Den Duncan backs disabled entrepreneur<\/a><\/h3>\n30 April 2008<\/span>
\n TELEVISION\'S Dragons Den celebrity Duncan Bannatyne is backing a new online mobility aids website run by a disabled entrepreneur.
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\"Record<\/td>\n

Record number of jobs for disabled people<\/a><\/h3>\n29 April 2008<\/span>
\n REMPLOY found jobs for record numbers of disabled people last year. Figures show that in the 12 months to the end of March, Remploy found 6,600 jobs in mainstream employment for people with disabilities - an increase of 27 per cent on the previous year.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New text to speech software for non-readers<\/a><\/h3>\n05 April 2008<\/span>
\n THE LIVES of children and students who cannot read could be about to change, thanks to a new text to speech software program.
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\"All<\/td>\n

All Together Now! shortlisted for top media award<\/a><\/h3>\n04 April 2008<\/span>
\n All Together Now! has been shortlisted for a major media award. The inaugural How-Do Awards have been set up to celebrate the best work of the North West\'s leading broadcasting, publishing and communications companies.
\n

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\"New<\/td>\n

New strategy "will transform disabled people\'s lives"<\/a><\/h3>\n04 March 2008<\/span>
\n THE Government has announced plans which they say “will transform the lives of disabled people”.
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\"Accountancy<\/td>\n

Accountancy sector needs to do more on disability<\/a><\/h3>\n13 February 2008<\/span>
\n DIVERSITY experts from the UK\'s leading accountancy firms and a leading national charity specialising in disability employment have called for the accountancy sector to do more to promote disability friendly recruitment and employment in the industry.
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\"Two<\/td>\n

Two ticks symbol is just the job for Church<\/a><\/h3>\n18 January 2008<\/span>
\n THE Church of England\'s National Church Institutions have been awarded the Two Ticks disability symbol by Jobcentre Plus in recognition of their commitment to good practice in employing people with disabilities.
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\"Carers<\/td>\n

Carers tell Prime Minister "it\'s time to deliver"<\/a><\/h3>\n14 January 2008<\/span>
\n PRIME Minister Gordon Brown and Secretary of State for Health Alan Johnson have been told to do more to help people who care for disabled people or elderly relatives.
\n

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\"New<\/td>\n

New guide helps disabled teenagers into adulthood<\/a><\/h3>\n21 December 2007<\/span>
\n A NEW guide for young people with disabilities who are about to leave school has been produced by Cumbria County Council.
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\"Scope<\/td>\n

Scope champions diversity in the workplace<\/a><\/h3>\n11 December 2007<\/span>
\n DISABLED people now make up a fifth of Scope\'s staff - double the overall proportion of disabled people employed in both the public and private sectors.
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\"Remploy<\/td>\n

Remploy gets 5,200 disabled people into mainstream work<\/a><\/h3>\n06 December 2007<\/span>
\n IN THE last year jobs agency Remploy has helped to get 5,200 disabled people and those with health conditions into mainstream employment. Helping the Liverpool branch celebrate placing 74 placements was All Together Now! editor Tom Dowling.
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\"Carers<\/td>\n

Carers lose £11,000 a year in earnings<\/a><\/h3>\n06 December 2007<\/span>
\n NEW statistics show that the average loss in earnings last year by carers who had either to give up their job, reduce their hours or take a more junior position in order to care for sick, frail or disabled relatives or partners, was £11,050.
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\"Reforms<\/td>\n

Reforms could benefit disabled workers, say RADAR<\/a><\/h3>\n03 December 2007<\/span>
\n BRITAIN\'S leading disability organisation say that the new Remploy plans could lead to more jobs for disabled workers.

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\"Today\'s<\/td>\n

Today\'s jobs\' event in memory of John Rainey<\/a><\/h3>\n03 December 2007<\/span>
\n KNOWSLEY council (Merseyside) is dedicating an event, taking place TODAY, that aims to get disabled people into employment and training to the memory of former access officer John Rainey, who died earlier this year. The event, which celebrates International Day of Disabled People, goes ahead at Halewood Leisure Centre, Baileys Lane, Halewood (1pm-4.30pm).

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\"Remploy<\/td>\n

Remploy plan will give a fair deal to workers, says Hain<\/a><\/h3>\n28 November 2007<\/span>
\n THE Remploy Modernisation plan will give a fair deal to the disabled workforce, with fewer factory closures and many more disabled people supported in mainstream employment, announced Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Peter Hain today.

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\"Calling<\/td>\n

Calling all advertisers - Christmas edition out soon!<\/a><\/h3>\n16 November 2007<\/span>
\n WE are now putting the finishing touches to your info-packed Christmas-New Year edition of All Together Now!
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\"The<\/td>\n

The real cost of hearing loss<\/a><\/h3>\n14 November 2007<\/span>
\n HEARING loss costs the UK £13.5 billion in lost earnings each year but just 0.1 per cent of that sum - £16.5 million - is spent on research that could help people to hear.
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\"Government<\/td>\n

Government must consider disability in all it does<\/a><\/h3>\n12 November 2007<\/span>
\n RADAR, the leading pan-disability network, is calling for the Government to consider the needs of disabled people in every piece of legislation that they committed to in the Queen\'s speech.
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\"Olwyn<\/td>\n

Olwyn wins Woodland Trust volunteer award<\/a><\/h3>\n09 November 2007<\/span>
\n SPINAL problems wrecked Olwyn Spencer\'s career as an IT market strategist, and kept her housebound for several years.
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\"Major<\/td>\n

Major employers call for care vouchers for staff<\/a><\/h3>\n07 November 2007<\/span>
\n A GROUP of leading employers have called on the Government to help carers balance work with their caring responsibilities by providing care vouchers to help pay for a range of services that older and disabled people need.

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\"Kelly\'s<\/td>\n

Kelly\'s Neuro Partners company goes from strength<\/a><\/h3>\n06 November 2007<\/span>
\n AN enterprising Northumbria University graduate who set up a business a year ago has expanded her company by a staggering 2,400 per cent - and has ambitious plans to further develop its services.
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\"Organisations<\/td>\n

Organisations honoured for their disability policies<\/a><\/h3>\n06 November 2007<\/span>
\n ORGANISATIONS excelling in disability best practice have been honoured at an awards ceremony organised by the Employers Forum on Disability.
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\"Employers<\/td>\n

Employers go for diversity not disability<\/a><\/h3>\n31 October 2007<\/span>
\n MANY of the UK\'s employers are failing their disabled employees to concentrate instead on diversity, says a new report.
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\"Stress<\/td>\n

Stress in the workplace conference<\/a><\/h3>\n16 October 2007<\/span>
\n THE Employers\' Forum on Disability and Unum are staging a conference highlighting stress and how it can be dealt with effectively in the workplace.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New technologies: Just the job, says Princess<\/a><\/h3>\n12 October 2007<\/span>
\n THE Princes Royal saw how new technologies can significantly open up independence and potential employment prospects for people with learning disabilities and their carers.
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\"It\'s<\/td>\n

It\'s all play for Paralympian Danny <\/a><\/h3>\n08 October 2007<\/span>
\n PARALYMPIAN Danny Crates swapped his day job to spend time working at The Willows Children\'s Centre in Ipswich.
\n

\n\n\n
\"Employers<\/td>\n

Employers Forum sends warning on equality<\/a><\/h3>\n02 October 2007<\/span>
\n THE Employers Forum on Disability say that the new Commission for Equality and Human Rights, which replaces the Disability Rights Commission, must continue the work of the DRC by engaging effectively with both employers and disabled people.

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\"New<\/td>\n

New Bill may discriminate against thousands<\/a><\/h3>\n05 September 2007<\/span>
\n A GOVERNMENT Bill planned for the autumn to implement recommendations from the Shipman Inquiry, runs the risk of discriminating against thousands of healthcare workers, says the Disability Rights Commission.

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\"Remploy<\/td>\n

Remploy find jobs for 1,500 disabled people<\/a><\/h3>\n04 September 2007<\/span>
\n REMPLOY, the UK\'s leading provider of employment services for disabled people, recorded a 70 per cent increase in the number of disabled people it supported into jobs in mainstream employment in the first quarter of this year.
\n

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\"Cancer<\/td>\n

Cancer helpline for deaf people<\/a><\/h3>\n010 August 2007<\/span>
\n Cancerbackup UK has improved its information and advice service to help deaf people.
\n

\n\n\n
\"Jobs<\/td>\n

Jobs proposals do little for disabled people, say RADAR<\/a><\/h3>\n20 July 2007<\/span>
\n NEW proposals to get more people off benefits and into work does not adequately address the work aspirations of disabled people, say national disability organization, RADAR.
\n

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\"Matt<\/td>\n

Matt has big designs on the web<\/a><\/h3>\n20 July 2007<\/span>
\n MEET Matt Gopsill - a student who\'s fully tuned in with all the good things in life.
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\"TUC<\/td>\n

TUC and NHS tackle mental health issues<\/a><\/h3>\n19 July 2007<\/span>
\n UNIONLEARN, the TUC\'s learning and skills organisation, has teamed up with Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Trust to increase trade union reps\' awareness of mental health issues - and help employers promote good practice.
\n

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\"Roll<\/td>\n

Roll up, roll up for disability awareness day<\/a><\/h3>\n05 July 2007<\/span>
\n IT\'S all systems go for Sunday\'s fun-packed and FREE disability awareness day at Warrington - and the All Together Now! team will be there with the latest award winning publication.
\n

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\"Sir<\/td>\n

Sir Stelios launches disabled entrepreneur award<\/a><\/h3>\n03 July 2007<\/span>
\n SIR Stelios Haji-Ioannou and disability charity Leonard Cheshire are today launching an annual award for an exceptional disabled entrepreneur.
\n

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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled clergy on General Synod agenda<\/a><\/h3>\n03 July 2007<\/span>
\n THE Church of England\'s General Synod - the Church\'s \'parliament\' - is set to discuss issues facing disabled clergy and how to better support their ministry, when it meets next week.
\n

\n\n\n
\"Music<\/td>\n

Music lovers face hearing loss timebomb<\/a><\/h3>\n02 July 2007<\/span>
\n THE UK is facing a hearing loss timebomb, according to new research which reveals that 90 per cent of young people experience the signs of hearing damage after a night out, yet do nothing to prevent it.
\n

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\"Open<\/td>\n

Open day at Greenbank College<\/a><\/h3>\n02 July 2007<\/span>
\n LIVERPOOL\'s Greenbank College, which provides training and employment opportunities for disabled people and the local community, is holding an open day Wednesday 11 July (10am to 12 noon, 2 to 6pm)
\n

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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled workers can boost economy by £35 billion<\/a><\/h3>\n11 June 2007<\/span>
\n IMPROVING the skills of disabled people to world class levels by 2020 would boost the economy by £35 billion over 30 years, equivalent to 18 months growth, and help tackle child poverty, says a new report.
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\"Remploy<\/td>\n

Remploy to close 32 of its 83 factories<\/a><\/h3>\n22 May 2007<\/span>
\n REMPLOY, the country\'s leading provider of employment services for disabled people, are to close 32 of its 83 factories and a further 11 will merge with a nearby site.
\n

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\"Bosses<\/td>\n

Bosses concerned about "language of disability"<\/a><\/h3>\n1 May 2007<\/span>
\n A NEW survey reveals that while four out of five of Britain\'s employers believe they should make every effort to employ disabled people, many are put off by politically correct \"language of disability\".
\n

\n\n\n
\"Top<\/td>\n

Top level appointments at Employers\' Forum on Disability <\/a><\/h3>\n26 April 2007<\/span>
\n THE Employers\' Forum on Disability has announced two new board members.
\n

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\"Independence<\/td>\n

Independence day for Disability minister <\/a><\/h3>\n1 March 2007<\/span>
\n MINISTER for Disabled People Ann McGuire will be addressing the first conference on key Government Strategy: Centres for Independent Living.
\n

\n\n\n
\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled people may never overcome jobs disadvantage<\/a><\/h3>\n01 March 2007<\/span>
\n DISABLED people face ongoing discrimination and may never overcome the employment disadvantage they face, says a major review of inequality in the UK
\n

\n\n\n
\"Landmark<\/td>\n

Landmark case could benefit millions of carers<\/a><\/h3>\n24 December 2006<\/span>
\n
A LANDMARK employment appeal decision has been hailed by the Disability Rights Commission, the Equal Opportunities Commission and carers\' groups as having the potential to provide new protection for millions of Britain\'s unpaid carers.
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\"M.E.<\/td>\n

M.E. charities angry over new guidelines<\/a><\/h3>\n23 December 2006<\/span>
\n The UK\'s leading M.E. charities want the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence to rewrite its draft guidelines on the clinical assessment, treatment and management of the condition that can cause extreme fatigue and pain.
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\"Government<\/td>\n

Government block Tory moves on welfare bill<\/a><\/h3>\n25 October 2006<\/span>
\n THE Government has refused to back a series of Conservative amendments to the Welfare Reform Bill designed to ensure adequate provision for the most severely disabled people in the new Employment and Support Allowance.
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\"Chinese<\/td>\n

Chinese delegation arrives in Liverpool<\/a><\/h3>\n20 September 2006<\/span>
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A DELEGATION of civil affairs experts from Shanghai are visiting Liverpool to discuss the best way of providing services for the elderly and disabled people.
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\"Benefit<\/td>\n

Benefit shake-up: Bosses must change attitudes, too<\/a><\/h3>\n05 July 2006<\/span>
\n THE GOVERNMENT must do more to encourage employers to take on disabled people, say organisations representing the UK\'s ten million people with wide-raging disabilities.
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\"Unions<\/td>\n

Unions are key to ending disability discrimination<\/a><\/h3>\n1 July 2006<\/span>
\n THE TUC has published a guide to disability equality that calls on unions to work with public sector employers to make discrimination towards disabled people a thing of the past.
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\"CARING<\/td>\n

CARING bosses lead the way<\/a><\/h3>\n2 May 2006<\/span>
\n New research highlights the major bottom line benefits for bosses that support carers in the workplace, presenting for the first time a compelling business case.
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\"Big<\/td>\n

Big Lottery boost for Red Cross and spinal group<\/a><\/h3>\n26 April 2006<\/span>
\n MORE than 5,000 disabled people across the UK are to be offered first aid training, thanks to a Big Lottery grant to provide first aid training to the British Red Cross.
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\"Big<\/td>\n

Big Times for Leonard Cheshire <\/a><\/h3>\n06 March 2006<\/span>
\n DISABILITY charity Leonard Cheshire is the first charity to be in the \'Best Big Companies to Work For\' list published in The Sunday Times.
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\"That\'s<\/td>\n

That\'s good business, says blind entrepreneur<\/a><\/h3>\n24 February 2006<\/span>
\n BEING blind doesn\'t stop you from running a successful business, says entrepreneur Liz Jackson.
\"You just need determination and the will to succeed.\"

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\"All<\/td>\n

All Together Now! in Trinity Mirror North West centres<\/a><\/h3>\n<\/span>
\n YOU CAN now pick up a copy of our triple award-winning magazine from all Trinity Mirror North West centres.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New rights for 250,000 people <\/a><\/h3>\n05 December 2005<\/span>
\n AT LEAST a quarter of a million people with serious health conditions have new legal rights not to be treated unfairly from today (December 5).

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\"Disability<\/td>\n

Disability minister calls for annual Euro conference<\/a><\/h3>\n09 November 2005<\/span>
\n MINISTER for Disabled People Anne McGuire has called for an annual European Union conference to help put an end to the discrimination faced by the millions of people with a disability.
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\"Charity<\/td>\n

Charity urges new minister to act on benefit reforms<\/a><\/h3>\n07 November 2005<\/span>
\n NATIONAL charity Shaw Trust has urged new Works and Pensions Secretary John Hutton to stay focused on Incapacity Benefit reforms.
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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled applicant wins case against Churchill\'s <\/a><\/h3>\n02 November 2005<\/span>
\n A MAN who was rejected for a sales job at a company making mobility aids for disabled people has won a claim of disability discrimination in the Court of Appeal
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\"A<\/td>\n

A NEW DVD has been launched today to promote Jobcentre Plus services<\/a><\/h3>\n03 September 2005<\/span>
\n A NEW DVD has been launched today to promote Jobcentre Plus services to disabled people and those with health conditions.

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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled jobseekers get an extended deal<\/a><\/h3>\n16 August 2005<\/span>
\n THE Government\'s New Deal for Disabled People scheme has been extended to give more jobseekers the chance of finding work.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New funding for bright pension ideas<\/a><\/h3>\n17 June 2005<\/span>
\n NOT for profit organisations are being asked to come up with innovative ways to encourage working people - including the self-employed - to provide for their retirement and improve working people\'s financial awareness.
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\"Royal<\/td>\n

Royal launch for technology project<\/a><\/h3>\n17 June 2005<\/span>
\n A NEW European project has been launched by the Princess Royal to help people with learning disabilities to get work.
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\"TUC<\/td>\n

TUC tells bosses to employ more disabled workers<\/a><\/h3>\n25 May 2005<\/span>
\n EMPLOYERS need to change their attitudes towards disabled people and make more of an effort to recruit them into the UK workforce, TUC Deputy General Secretary Frances O\'Grady will tell the TUC disability conference later today.
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\"Lord<\/td>\n

Lord Winston hails £15m \'home for health\'<\/a><\/h3>\n24 May 2005<\/span>
\n SHEFFIELD Hallam University\'s new 15m home for health was hailed as \'the place to be\' for tomorrow\'s healthcare professionals by fertility expert Lord Winston.
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