SUSE News

European networks have joined forces and signed a joint statement calling on the EU to ensure that every citizen has the right to decent work in an open and inclusive…

Deaf Action are launching a new service BSL Health and Wellbeing Service:  “Here For You” Deaf Action will provide support which will be available to BSL users across the whole…

The University of Glasgow and The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine are conducting research about how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the lives of disabled people in England…

“COVID restrictions will catapult us five years into a digital future.” These were the thoughts of Fife Council’s Supported Employment Service pre COVID lockdown. Based on this view, the service…

If the help you need at work is not covered by your employer making reasonable adjustments, you may be able to get help from the Access to Work scheme. Disability…

Thanks to our colleagues at GCVS for sharing the undernoted information in relation to upcoming changes to the Job Retention Scheme. Job Retention Scheme Change One – No new entrants …

Last month SUSE had planned to hold an event with the Employability Policy team at Scottish Government. We aimed to discuss the Year 1 progress report on the Fairer Scotland…

RNIB has recently invested in an eLearning course called Understanding Sight Loss for Employment Professionals and are keen to share this with as many employment professionals as possible. The course…

Covid-19 has supercharged inequalities already faced by Glasgow’s 150,000 disabled people, according to extensive evidence gathered by Glasgow Disability Alliance over the last 5 weeks. Since 23rd March, the organisation,…

As a result of the significant rise in COVID-19 related scams, over the next few months, the Scottish Government Cyber Resilience Unit will share important information. The aim is to…