Scottish Union of Supported Employment
The Scottish Union of Supported Employment (SUSE) is the national representative body for supported employment providers and anyone interested in ensuring that disabled people and those with long-term health conditions, across our country, have the opportunity of a working life.
EASE is an app which will empower disabled workers and those with long-term health conditions, to assess their workplace wellbeing, request support and prevent employment challenges.
We’re looking for people who may benefit from using the app to become early users and help us test and improve it.
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Through this campaign we aim to raise awareness about Supported Employment and to promote it as the gold star specialist employability services of choice for policy makers, individuals, and for business.
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Working with Glasgow City Council, we’re offering solutions that will make employers forward-thinking and confident, ultimately creating workplaces that are diverse and inclusive. Funded training and services for Glasgow based businesses and employees available now.
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How accessible is your online recruitment process?
Find out more about digital recruitment reviews and how they can help employers and job seekers.
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A group which is intended to bring together a range of people with lived experience who have a passion for working with employers to develop their understanding of employing disabled people and having a diverse workforce.
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Everything you need to know about becoming a SUSE member and the benefits it provides.
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Browse the SUSE Hub for job vacancies posted by our members, upcoming events, training opportunities or consultations. Search our database of supported employment services, the first of its kind in Scotland.
Coordinating a partnership approach to tackle inequality and poverty, support job growth, and help people into employment.
