Are you a friendly person with great attention to detail? The Ramada Hotel in Cochrane, Alberta is hiring a dishwasher! This position would be part-time on Saturdays and Sundays, and would pay $18 per hour. Resumes can be sent to [email protected]
About us
If you’re someone with Down syndrome who’s ready to work add your profile at inployable.com or, if you’re looking to hire, connect with us and stay tuned as more features and new candidates are announced. There are 1 million open jobs in Canada. Yet despite having skills most employers are searching for, over 50% of people with Down syndrome struggle to find work. Founded in 2022 by the Canadian Down Syndrome Society, inployable is the first-ever employment resource on LinkedIn for people with Down syndrome.
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http://inployable.com
External link for inployable
- Industry
- Staffing and Recruiting
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Calgary
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2022
Locations
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Calgary, CA
Employees at inployable
Updates
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#DEAM may be over, but we continue to advocate for meaningful work opportunities for people with disabilities. Let's continue to make change together.
All month we’ve been honouring Ontario’s, if not Canada’s, most famous champion of disability inclusion each week during #NDEAM24 #DEAM. Here’s one more #DisabilityInsights from the late David C. Onley. Want to use it in your NDEAM content this final week? Or any time? Get this Disability Insights in our NDEAM 2024 PR Tool Kit, in the Marketing and Promotion Tools accordion: https://lnkd.in/giMwQKXf #DEAM #EngageTalent #ChampioningDisabilityInclusion #DavidOnley [Image Description] Disability Insights artwork has a photo of David C. Onley set against a gradient dark purple and blue background, with a light purple circle in the upper right corner. The photo of David Onley is at the upper left. Next to it, text in quotation marks reads, People with disabilities are capable of being good employees and we need the same opportunity as able-bodied people. It’s going to take all sorts of people advocating in order to make change. Below this caption text identifies David Onley as The late David Honourable David C. Onley First working Canadian television journalist and (28th) Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario with a visible disability; and founder of ODEN’s Business Champions League. At the bottom left is the title Disability Insights. Underneath are #DisabilityInsights #ChampioningDisabilityInclusion #RethinkDisability #EngageTalent. There is a white ODEN logo at the bottom right.
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Looking to hire in Burnaby? Sidhant could have the skills your team is searching for! Sidhant Lalwani would love to work in a retail position or in restaurants as a greeter, where he could speak with customers. He has six years of experience working at a farmer’s market and in a big-brand clothing store in customer-focused roles. Sidhant is skilled at greeting people to make them feel welcome, loves to help them find what they are looking for, and carries on great conversations. He is personable and kind and works well with children. If interested in speaking with Sidhant about employment opportunities, contact [email protected] for an introduction. ID: A circular photo of Sidhant in a dark suit and sweater with trees in the background. Text reads: Ready to Work, Sidhant Lalwani, Burnaby, British Columbia. Looking for retail, hospitality, or work with children. Skills: personable, helpful, loyal, team player, independent. #InclusiveEmployment #NDEAM
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“Managers often ask for a checklist on how to handle different neurotypes, but this approach is fundamentally flawed. A more effective strategy is to create a flexible, neuroinclusive work culture where each employee's unique needs—neurodivergent or not—are considered, enabling everyone to work at their best.” This insightful Forbes article highlights common misconceptions held by many employers and explores how neurodiversity can solve pressing workplace challenges such as burnout, labor shortages, and lack of innovation. If you're looking to create a more neuro-inclusive workplace, this is a must-read: https://buff.ly/4hrG6dl #Neurodiversity #InclusiveWorkplace
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Only 25% of adults with an intellectual disability are employed, but the majority express a strong desire to work. This National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we’re joining accessiBe to raise awareness for accessibility and inclusion in the workplace. Let’s open our physical and digital doors to create environments where everyone can thrive together! Looking to hire inclusively? Keep an eye on our page for featured jobseekers with Down syndrome who are ready to work! ID: A blue background with bright text stating, “Our doors are open for all #NDEAM.” A photo of Kevin, a man with Down syndrome, holding the door open. #OpenDoorsForAll #DisabilityEmployment
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Looking for a new employee in Calgary? Joshua could be the perfect fit for your team! Joshua Weaver is a graduate of St. Mary's University's Inclusive Post-Secondary Education (IPSE) program who would love to work in a retail position or an office. "I am a really good organizer and I always listen to instructions. My parents always say I'm very responsible. I am also fully independent and good at teamwork and leadership. I'm good at getting feedback and talking to people." Want to be the next jobseeker featured on our page? E-mail [email protected] ID: A circular photo of Joshua on a light grey background. Text reads: Ready to Work, Joshua Weaver, Calgary, Alberta. Looking for retail or office work. Skills: enthusiastic, responsible, organized, team player, independent #InclusiveEmployment #NDEAM
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Tonight! Join us at 7pm on Zoom for some great advice about jobhunting and how to succeed on the job.
Want some expert advice on finding your next job? Don't miss our Finding Paid Employment webinar tomorrow at 7:00pm Eastern! Featuring insights from our special guests: 🔹 Ingrid Muschta from the Ontario Disability Employment Network (ODEN) will share tips for resume building and job hunting 🔹 Sean McConnell from LinkedIn will tell you how to become more visible to employers online and how you can use inployable to find job opportunities. 🔹Vanessa Duarte from Adecco Canada will share tips for onboarding and how jobseekers, job coaches, employees, and caregivers can work together to define and achieve success. 🔹Community members Matthew and Mary will share their experiences with job hunting and working, and Melly's Market + Cafe will share tips on how to stand out to employers. If you've already registered, check your inbox for your link. If you'd like to join us, there's still time! Register for free at https://buff.ly/3XReqFP ID: A man with Down syndrome wearing a safety vest smiles. White text reads: Community Learning Webinar Series Finding Paid Employment Thursday, October 17th at 7:00pm EDT Register at Cdss.ca #InclusiveEmployment #DisabilityEmployment
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inployable reposted this
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (#NDEAM)! We believe in opening doors to opportunity for everyone. People with Down syndrome bring valuable skills and perspectives that enrich workplaces, and inclusive hiring practices help unlock that potential. Ready to make your workplace more inclusive? Join inployable to connect with skilled jobseekers in our community. https://buff.ly/46TE4wD #InclusiveHiring #OpenDoorsForAll #DownSyndromeEmployment
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Hey jobseekers - join CDSS for this webinar next week to get some great jobhunting tips!
Join us for the next webinar in our Community Learning Series, Finding Paid Employment! Experts will share their advice for jobseekers with Down syndrome on how to build a resume, where to look for job opportunities, and how to succeed in a new workplace! Register for free at https://buff.ly/3XReqFP #DisabilityEmploymentAwarenessMonth #InclusiveEmployment
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Hey, Vancouver - Adecco is hiring ushers for Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group! If you're outgoing and love working with people, read the full post below to see if this position would be a good fit for you. Apply by October 1st to [email protected] #InclusiveEmployment #Inployable