13/10/2009
With unemployment around three million, how difficult is it to persuade an employer to give you a job if you're visually impaired? And have you ever been tempted to 'blind up'?
Only one in three blind people between 18 and 29 has a job. As Blind in Business launch a year-long campaign to highlight the skills of visually-impaired graduates, our reporter Lee Kumutat, over in the UK from Australia, tries to discover why finding employment here, can be a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack.
Plus writer and broadcaster Rob Crossan on why, instead of making light of his sight loss to put people at ease, he is often tempted to 'blind up' and let people overestimate his disability.
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- Tue 13 Oct 2009 20:40麻豆社 Radio 4
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