The Job Hunt
August 10, 2018
Gearing up for a job hunt can be daunting if you live with a spinal cord injury. SCIO is here to help. Our employment services have been connecting job seekers…
Gearing up for a job hunt can be daunting if you live with a spinal cord injury. SCIO is here to help. Our employment services have been connecting job seekers…
…What You’re Allowed to Do You can work and receive ODSP. Here’s how: You keep the first $1,000/month earned, with partial claw-back after that You may qualify for employment supports…
…services is to: Assist people with physical disabilities to pursue a participatory lifestyle and live independently. Assist people with physical disabilities in maintaining paid employment and/or pursue adult education programs…
…the Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) and the Chief Accessibility Officer within Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC). The Government of Canada is committed to an open, transparent and merit-based…
…another surface to perform mobility-related activities of daily living, or who have the potential for paid or voluntary employment. are currently covered in B.C., Alberta and Quebec. 4 Standing wheelchairs…
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