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Disabled people’s experiences of ‘horrific’ employment practices are leaving them too scared to re-enter the Labour market, a committee hears
The sign for the Senedd, the Welsh parliament building in Cardiff
“At local level, it’s different."
DISABLED people’s experiences of “horrific” employment practices are leaving them too scared to re-enter the Labour market, a committee has heard.
Debbie Foster, a professor at Cardiff University, gave evidence as the Senedd’s equality committee began a new inquiry on Monday on disability and employment in Wales.
She criticised poor employment practices, saying: “Some of them are really, really horrific – they should not be happening.
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