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The world has been on pause with other normal daily activities we have grown up seeing or perceiving as formal, that’s because all the attention has been channelled towards fighting the invincible enemy of Covid-19 pandemic.
Lately in the past few days and coming weeks there is going to be a swift change of leading back to normal lives, though our lives as humans will never be the same again. Employees will be going to work and job hunters will be continuing with their on-going challenge of securing employment in fields they qualify for and are comfortable in.
Amidst all the on-going commotions which will be happening, it is important to consider the challenges of disabled people when coming to secure employment as well.
To learn more about their challenges, today we speak with with Miss Lesang Morwagae, a 39 years old paraplegic who has been struggling with securing long term employment for quite a while now.
Lately in the past few days and coming weeks there is going to be a swift change of leading back to normal lives, though our lives as humans will never be the same again. Employees will be going to work and job hunters will be continuing with their on-going challenge of securing employment in fields they qualify for and are comfortable in.
Amidst all the on-going commotions which will be happening, it is important to consider the challenges of disabled people when coming to secure employment as well.
To learn more about their challenges, today we speak with with Miss Lesang Morwagae, a 39 years old paraplegic who has been struggling with securing long term employment for quite a while now.
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By Motsweding FMThe world has been on pause with other normal daily activities we have grown up seeing or perceiving as formal, that’s because all the attention has been channelled towards fighting the invincible enemy of Covid-19 pandemic.
Lately in the past few days and coming weeks there is going to be a swift change of leading back to normal lives, though our lives as humans will never be the same again. Employees will be going to work and job hunters will be continuing with their on-going challenge of securing employment in fields they qualify for and are comfortable in.
Amidst all the on-going commotions which will be happening, it is important to consider the challenges of disabled people when coming to secure employment as well.
To learn more about their challenges, today we speak with with Miss Lesang Morwagae, a 39 years old paraplegic who has been struggling with securing long term employment for quite a while now.
Lately in the past few days and coming weeks there is going to be a swift change of leading back to normal lives, though our lives as humans will never be the same again. Employees will be going to work and job hunters will be continuing with their on-going challenge of securing employment in fields they qualify for and are comfortable in.
Amidst all the on-going commotions which will be happening, it is important to consider the challenges of disabled people when coming to secure employment as well.
To learn more about their challenges, today we speak with with Miss Lesang Morwagae, a 39 years old paraplegic who has been struggling with securing long term employment for quite a while now.