Broadcast: Events
EmployAbility - Mental health: your rights to privacy and adjustments - Online
About this session
This session will focus on mental health and how you can access support when applying for roles. Fear of stigma, discrimination and recruitment-related stress may be aggravating your condition. This session will advise on the adjustments available and your rights to these, empowering you to be comfortable and confident to ask for what you need when applying for jobs.
The EmployAbility team will address the key issues, provide practical solutions, and answer any questions you may have (anonymously if you prefer). EmployAbility will also explain how they support you so that you can access the career you deserve with confidence.
About EmployAbility
The University has to provide students with disabilities and long-term health conditions with individualised advice and support about adjustments for recruitment and the workplace, information about your rights, and support you with your applications.
The EmployAbility team will also advocate for you with an employer to ensure you receive the adjustments you need, taking any stress and anxiety out of the process.
EmployAbility has been supporting students/ graduates with disabilities for 15 years and can provide expert advice and guidance on any questions relating to disability inclusion in the recruitment process and workplace.
Open to: All students
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Attending this event will help you gain points towards your .
