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EmployAbility partners the European Diversity Awards

13 Dec 2011

We are delighted to be partnering with the EDA for the 2012 awards.

Now in their second year, the EDA celebrate and reward those organizations and individuals who have shown outstanding commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion. RBS themselves celebrated a double win at the 2011 event, winning the Boutique Marketing – Marketing Campaign of the Year Award, while CEO Chris Sullivan accepted the accolade for the Abercrombie & Fitch Diversity Champion of the Year.

TechAbility London – 9 November 2011

09 Nov 2011

On Wednesday 9 November, in partnership with Google, EmployAbility inaugurated the Google TechAbility programme – this is the first programme dedicated to hiring disabled engineers in Europe, Middle East and Africa, and marks a significant milestone for Google’s disability strategy.

AGCAS Biennial Conference 2011

14 Sep 2011

AGCAS Conference 2011: As experts in the field of disability and employment, EmployAbility will be presenting a workshop to help HE Careers Advisers in advising on the recruitment of disabled graduates.

Dyslexic wins The Apprentice UK

20 Jul 2011

Inventor and dyslexic Tom Pellereau was named the winner of The Apprentice UK, crediting his dyslexia as a contributing factor in his amazing win, calling it a “massive positive.”

European Diversity Awards 2011 – EmployAbility shortlisted

18 Jul 2011

EmployAbility have been shortlisted in the Société Générale “Charity of the Year” category of the European Diversity Awards 2011.

The Financial Times writes about Employability: How to spread the jobs net wider

08 Jun 2011

The article quotes Tab Ahmad, Managing Director & Founder of EmployAbility, who highlighted the benefits of recruiting from the widest pool of talent to create more diverse teams, which produce more innovative solutions. The piece also mentions the barriers that disabled job applicants face, which many employers are unaware of.

The complete article can be viewed on the FT website http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/86e38e22-9095-11e0-9531-00144feab49a.html#ixzz1OnJ2Pj9o

eAbility Newsletter Spring 2011

25 May 2011

Our Spring Newsletter highlights, along with our regular features and news, current internship and graduate programmes, skills workshops, recruitment fairs we are attending this summer, and the EmployAbility Ambassador Programme.

Equality in Higher Education

20 Mar 2011

A recent report published by the Equality Challenge Unit, gives an encouraging insight into the progress being made by higher education institutions over recent years with regard to equality legislation and best practice.  The number of staff and students who feel able to declare a disability has continued to increase, testament [...]

New to the UK: remote captions

16 Nov 2010

There is a new service to the UK: remote text for hearing impaired people. It offers the opportunity for a deaf person to be given captions over the internet or streamed to their phone and costs £70 an hour for verbatim captions and £50 an hour for precis. Ideal for interviews, seminars, work meetings and [...]

EmployAbility – Best Graduate Partner 2010!

26 Oct 2010

EmployAbility win the National Graduate Recruitment Awards 2010 in the Best Graduate Recruitment Partner category.
Other participants in the awards included; Sainsbury’s, L’Oreal, Pareto Law amongst others.
This award was given to EmployAbility for the successful work we do in helping talented students and graduates obtain roles with top graduate employers, who might otherwise have been overlooked.

Pre-employment health questionnaires

01 Oct 2010

The Equality Act 2010 makes it unlawful for employers to ask job applicants general questions about their health or a disability prior to making a job offer.

Tab Ahmad’s interview on the BBC

25 May 2010

Tab Ahmad, Founder & Managing Director of EmployAbility, was interviewed on the BBC’s Working Lunch programme on 21st April 2010

The EmployAbility/FSA Skills workshop was very successful!

11 May 2010

The EmployAbility/Financial Services Authority Skills workshop held on Wednesday 5th May was a great success, attended by 23 disabled students.

eAbility Newsletter Spring 2010

26 Apr 2010

The focus of the Spring edition of eAbility includes:
Our current internship and graduate programmes;
Forthcoming EmployAbility skills workshops – designed to enhance your chances of success when applying for internships and graduate opportunities;
EmployAbility’s top tips for making the most of your internship and
Up and coming Graduate Recruitment Fairs that we will be attending – come and visit us!

EmployAbility hits 400 Facebook friends

14 Apr 2010

Since setting up our Facebook business and profile pages in October 2009, we have continued to grow, and we are delighted to have just crossed the 400 threshold.
Reaching this point is a big achievement for us and we are looking forward to extending our Facebook presence much further in the coming months.
Facebook has been a [...]

Our HSBC StartUp Stars “Dragons Den” interview

08 Dec 2009

So we made it through as a National Finalist for the 2009 HSBC Start Up Stars Awards (one of only 10 organisations to do so)… This is what happened when Tab Ahmad (Founder) and Dominic Jacquesson (Business Advisor) of EmployAbility were given a grilling by the illustrious judging panel, chaired by Lord Digby Jones and [...]

HSBC Start-up Star Awards Finalist

10 Nov 2009

The Start-Up Stars awards national finalists were announced on Tuesday, 6 October. EmployAbility is a finalist. And we’re thrilled!

Google becomes our latest employer

05 Nov 2009

We are delighted that Google Europe has chosen to partner with EmployAbility to attract and recruit disabled students and graduates on to its internship and graduate programmes for 2010-11, as well as to promote its Google Europe Scholarship for Students with a Disability. EmployAbility will be promoting both the Software Engineer and Sales internship and [...]

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