Susan Finds Assistive Technology Solutions for Her New Career
Susan suffered a work-related injury at an assembly plant in 1989. As a result, she has a variety of conditions including De Quervain Syndrome, Epicondylitis, and Fibromyalgia.
“The Help that this Program Has Given Me is Far Beyond What I Had Even Hoped.”
“I have to talk to a lot of people,” she explains. “I have significant hearing loss. In today’s current climate where customers are wearing masks and I’m working behind plexiglass, I was having difficulty hearing people or not hearing them at all.”
Assistive Technology Puts Min on the Path to Employment
After an assessment, Min received WordQ word prediction software, along with orientation and training.
Resources for Inclusive Hiring
Learn about no cost and low cost resources available to recruit and accommodate employees including support for working from home staff
Jeremy Finds Ergonomic Solutions to Extend His Workday
Jeremy often had to cut his work days short because of chronic pain. “I did not have an ergonomic computer station, and it was causing me pain so much I had to just stop doing what I was doing,”