Job Announcement for people with disabilities in DC

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sinsboldly
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15 Mar 2010, 9:42 pm

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the Department of Labor (DOL’s) Office of Disability Employment Policy are pleased to announce a day of hiring people with disabilities. Learn more about the Federal Hiring Event for People with Disabilities on April 26, held in Washington, DC, by visiting http://www.usajobs.gov/DisabilityHiringEvent.asp

http://www.usajobs.gov/DisabilityHiringEvent.asp

Prospective applicants can find information on:



· Agencies participating in the Event

· Available positions and locations

· The application process for applicants, including documentation required

· Training for applicants and managers on the “Schedule A” process

· Web-based training tools with information on preparing for the event and interview

· Frequently asked questions



This invitation-only event is for people with disabilities who will have an opportunity to be interviewed by hiring managers. To be considered for positions throughout the United States, in the Federal government, and to receive an invitation to attend, resumes, along with appropriate documentation should be submitted to [email protected], between March 8 to March 24. You may also submit resumes and documentation directly to participating agencies.


Now is the Time to Begin Your Career of Service



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16 Mar 2010, 6:52 am

TOTALLY USELESS for most of us here.

Gotta be able to PROVE you have a disability.

I can't even find someone qualified to Dx AS in adults anywhere near me.

Once again, those with the "popular" disabilities get the help.



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16 Mar 2010, 10:56 pm

lots of people here can prove they have a disability, zer0netgain.

Lot of people might not have any actual resume to back them up for some of the jobs. I found three that I am qualified for, but I don't have any desire to live on the East coast.

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17 Mar 2010, 6:53 am

sinsboldly wrote:
lots of people here can prove they have a disability, zer0netgain.


Oh, I know that, but again, the standard for qualifying for the program is clearly biased in favor of the obviously disabled or those who disabilities are more the "cause celeb" of this day and age...resulting in readily available and affordable diagnosis and treatment.

For those struggling to find/afford AS Dx in their areas, this is yet another "help" that really offers no benefit.

It's akin to being an Irishman in a predominantly Italian community but even though discrimination on the basis of ethnicity is illegal, it's only a black person who is given the protection of the law because all they see is two white men.



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17 Mar 2010, 8:16 am

zer0netgain wrote:
sinsboldly wrote:
lots of people here can prove they have a disability, zer0netgain.


Oh, I know that, but again, the standard for qualifying for the program is clearly biased in favor of the obviously disabled or those who disabilities are more the "cause celeb" of this day and age...resulting in readily available and affordable diagnosis and treatment.

For those struggling to find/afford AS Dx in their areas, this is yet another "help" that really offers no benefit.

It's akin to being an Irishman in a predominantly Italian community but even though discrimination on the basis of ethnicity is illegal, it's only a black person who is given the protection of the law because all they see is two white men.


I am sorry it doesn't help you, zer0netgain. I put it there for the people it will help.

Merle