Vacancy: Advertisement and Description | Chief Executive Disabled Persons Assembly New Zealand

Here you will find the Braille Ready Format (BRF) file of the Job Advertisement and Description for the position of Chief Executive of the Disabled Persons Assembly (DPA) New Zealand. For the full advertisement and description including in other alternate formats (Large Print, Audio, Easy Read and New Zealand Sign Language) please see this link Vacancy – DPA Chief Executive (infoexchange.nz)

Employment Animation

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Blind Bob, a yellow circle with stick arms and legs, wearing sunglasses and with a white cane slung across his back, aims a grey grappling hook upwards. He fires the hook in a diagonal direction and rapidly shoots skyward, landing on a small ledge at the top of a tall pole.

Audio

Even if they manage to hook a job interview, many workplaces leave our blind citizens out on a limb.

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Blind Bob lets go of the grappling hook and, with his arms outstretched, he balances precariously on one leg, then the other.

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But there are lots of ways we can all make a blind bit of difference. Check them out at blindcitizensnz.org.nz.

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Blind Bob leaps off the ledge, morphing into a plain yellow circle with the words ‘a blind bit of difference’ in the middle of it. Text reads: Blind Citizens NZ. White braille on a black background appears next to the circle.

Disabled People in Employment: Prioritised Actions for the Way Forward – September 2011

A paper arising from the Disability Employment Summit, held on 14 June 2011 to plan actions arising from the Disability Employment Forum held November 2010.

Disabled People in Employment: Prioritised Actions for the Way Forward – September 2011

A paper arising from the Disability Employment Summit, held on 14 June 2011 to plan actions arising from the Disability Employment Forum held November 2010.

Disabled People in Employment – the Way Forward

A paper prepared by the “Employment Disability Forum”, November 2010.