Disability Key Blog: Disability: Job Negotiation and Customized Employment: Online Seminar

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Wednesday, October 05, 2005

Disability: Job Negotiation and Customized Employment: Online Seminar

To begin to supply you with Disability and Employment information, we have located, and have provided you a link to, an online Seminar about Negotiating your Job and your Customized Employment.

"Online Seminars
Topic: Job Negotiation and Customized Employment
Pam Targett (the host of this online seminar) is the Director of Employment Services for Virginia Commonwealth University's Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Workplace Supports. She oversees the day to day operations of the RRTC Supported Employment vendorship that serves approximately 70 individuals a year. She has been involved with direct services since 1986. During that time, she has served as the project coordinator for a number of demonstration projects that show how individuals with the most severe disabilities can work." (Note: bolding not part of the original document; added for emphasis only.)
Presentation
Job Negotiation and Customized Employment

If you cannot access the online seminar clicking on the link above, here is the url to that site.

http://www.t-tap.org/training/onlineseminars/pam/pamseminar.htm

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