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Disability

1. Any brokerage account with a restriction, or the restrictions themselves. Disabilities exist generally to prevent conflicts of interest in investment. For example, an employee of the brokerage may be unable to make certain transactions on his account with the brokerage.

2. See: Disability insurance.
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There is a lot of discrimination and many people with a learning disability don't always have a fair deal in our community.
Learning disabled employees bring a host of benefits; It's hard enough to get a job - but what if you are living with a learning disability?
In 2016 ABMU launched its learning disabilities acute hospital liaison service in Morriston Hospital and now has full-time learning disability liaison nurses working for the health board.
Making sure everyone has a fair and equitable service; Understanding a patient's needs can prove difficult when they have a learning disability. In the wake of one man's tragic death, Mark Smith finds out how services are being improved in Welsh hospitals
following: his learning disability is a physical or mental impairment
Correctional education can make a greater impact on recidivism by supporting adult inmates with learning disabilities
Members of international self-advocacy organisation People First are lobbying for learning disability to be used as it is easier to say and it also encapsulates more sense of identity.
Navigating the learning disability landscape
Learning disability is NOT a mental illness or a learning difficulty, like dyslexia.
ON THE EDGE OF A REAL CHANGE
Contact Wales Learning Disability Helpline 0808 808 1111 or visit www.
Helping hate crime victims
If the charity was successful it would use any money to enhance its campaign to end hate crime against people with a learning disability in communities.
Changing society in the face of hate crime
Whether or not your child is suffering from a learning disability, you should always remember that the way you behave and what you do will have the most impact on your child's future.
Learning disabilities: A reality in the Kingdom
and between us and learning disability services (B).
Parents with learning disabilities: perceived incidence and needs
All people with a learning disability should have a person-centred plan that involves them in decisions about their care but only a minority have this.
Alert on learning disabled; ADULT DAY CARE
Of these 17 participants, six participants indicated that they had another learning disability as well as dyslexia.
Effects of dyslexia and dyscalculia on teachers
But caring for someone with a learning disability is different.
PERSPECTIVE: It's all about the family; Helen Dorr, National Family Carer Network coordinator They are the unsung army who dedicate their lives to caring for their friends and family in need. But who cares for them? Here, Helen Dorr, National Family Carer Network coordinator, Pat Thomas, a carer for 39 years, and the Princess Royal, patron of her own charity for carers, explain why we should support National Carers Week

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