Warning over access to jobs for disabled
Opening access to jobs, education and training is the key to helping people with disabilities reach their full potential, it was claimed today.
Getting paid to work not only beats poverty but also promotes social inclusion, said the Minister for Social Affairs, Seamus Brennan TD.
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