Disabled employees prove very ‘able’ to work
CareersToday | Nov 04, 2009 | Comments 1
Careers in Transition: The Abilities Center of Southern New Jersey is a non-profit group that employs disabled people. According to Abilities Center staff, having a job is fundamental to self-esteem, and disabled individuals should not be denied this basal right. However, many adversaries feel that when a disabled person takes on a job, he or she is taking on the nugatory risk of losing federal benefits; to them, it is simply not worth it. Unfortunately the argument may be a mute issue because the Abilities Center is receiving less dollars from the state and fundraising efforts as the recession drudges on.
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I have been living with anxiety and depression for many years and have struggled with finding, and keeping, a job. One of the biggest obstacles for me has been getting to the workplace. I was finally able to get employed by J. Lodge Corporation. J. Lodge Corporation is a quality call services company that incorporates and employee model consisting of disabled Americans. By using their educational and business experience; employees are able to pursue a work from home, part-time career. Working for J. Lodge Corporation has given me the opportunity to work from home and have flexibility in my schedule.
J. Lodge Corporation is currently expanding. They are looking for individuals who are interested in their company and who qualify for their positions. If you are interested, please visit http://www.jlodge.com/careers and apply online.