Return on Disability (2016)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- CBC News looks at how Canadian businesses have found hiring disabled Canadians has boosted their bottom line. It's an approach that's been coined "return on disability."
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As a physically disabled person, I don't think this is as amazing as this report leads on... It seems to me that they only want to hire disabled people that will work like dogs and not ask questions about why they are working so hard for so little...
The video overlooks those with physical disabilities like myself.
Which makes it misleading to think that ALL disabled people could return to work. No body will pay me for laying down when in pain. Which is instant from bending over, lifting, walking, standing to long, sitting too long.
Lonnie Dobbins III exactly!!!
Heartwarming and inspiring.
Here's to hoping we don't see "comments are disabled for this video". This seems like a great use of the CBC public funds because I don't see this kind of story raking in tons of clicks from privately owned news outlets.
I wish he would come to Manitoba and tell the tim horton's managers in Manitoba stop having People with disabilities working for you and refusing to pay them a paycheque, only in coffee and lunches
How about an in depth report on WSIB's pathetic and inhumane treatment of injured workers?
17:50 so essentially she's saying that disabled people are driving our inventions to makes us even more lazy?
Which is something humanity doesn't need anymore help with. It's incredible that technology is making the lives of the disabled easier, happier and help them in inclusion. I just don't think the theory that by creating these products, and making our lives easier isn't a good thing. I think we need to rely more on our own intelligence, and hard work than we should on A.I.
Hell, most people can't even be bothered to use proper grammar, or grammar at all, and instead just send an emoji. I would say 80% of the world now has a disability, it's called laziness.