The point is that, since so many disabled veterans were once deemed
unemployable, it was impossible to hit this three percent mandate.
Dickson is wrong when be claims that patterns of development have created a permanent class of working or
unemployable poor.
Currently, only people who are
unemployable qualify for a disability pension.
He says that, contrary to the stereotype image of
unemployable dropouts, there are many `good young people around.
But look how it's all turned out: She's housebound and
unemployable, while he still gets to decide which women are Secretary of State material and which are merely potential humidors.
Displaced and
unemployable youth, ethnic minorities, and working-class women traditionally confined to domestic work all had somehow to be recognized and included within a credible renewal of socialist argument.
One, who asked not to be named, said that "what's on the street is
unemployable.
We have hundreds of thousands of New York City residents who are
unemployable in today's world.
While no one will deny that rehabilitation has been a valuable resource for many people, including myself, it has suffered from too many behaviors that perpetuate disability stereotypes, such as relegating people to sheltered workshops or proscribed career paths, or labeling people as
unemployable solely on the basis of the severity of their disability.
THE Tories have been accused of deepening the skills shortage crisis in the construction sector by pouring cash into dud courses that leave tens of thousands
unemployable.
The other was chronically unemployed and
unemployable.
I WOULD have thought Syd Vaughan of all people would recognise the difference between an unemployed person on benefits and the
unemployable person on benefits.
