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6 Quick and Easy Accessibility Issues That Make Your Visitors Happy
As more and more users gain access to the web it becomes increasingly important to ensure that your website is accessible to all, not just a few. Just as businesses must comply with the American Disabilities Act to ensure proper access to customers with disabilities, businesses should do all they can to make their websites accessible to all users regardless of the means in which they access the site. And of course not all accessibility issues involve meeting the needs of the disabled. What must be considered is the growing number of users that now access websites through non-traditional means, whether it be mobile phones or with images turned off. These users can still be your target audience and ensuring your site can be used through alternate avenues is essential to capturing that audience.

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If You're Looking for Dedication Hire the Disabled
People with disabilities are almost three times more likely to live in poverty than people without disabilities. The disabled with jobs has remained steady at 35% for roughly twenty years. Employers complain about employees who don't care about their jobs, and yet there is a vast resource of workers who are ready, willing, anxious, determined and able just looking for an opportunity.

Web Accessibility And Your Website
When we talk about web accessibility we tend to mean accessibility for people with disabilities. However, it is beneficial to look at site accessibility in broader terms. If your site is inaccessible to any particular group of people then you are losing out on potential visitors.

6 Quick and Easy Accessibility Issues That Make Your Visitors Happy
As more and more users gain access to the web it becomes increasingly important to ensure that your website is accessible to all, not just a few. Just as businesses must comply with the American Disabilities Act to ensure proper access to customers with disabilities, businesses should do all they can to make their websites accessible to all users regardless of the means in which they access the site. And of course not all accessibility issues involve meeting the needs of the disabled. What must be considered is the growing number of users that now access websites through non-traditional means, whether it be mobile phones or with images turned off. These users can still be your target audience and ensuring your site can be used through alternate avenues is essential to capturing that audience.

Work at home Opportunities for the Disabled
People with disabilities often feel they are useless because they have limitations. They may no longer be able to work outside of the home. However, that doesn't mean they can't work. There are work at home opportunities for the disabled; in fact, working from home may be the perfect way for those with disabilities to contribute to their families' budgets.
8 Reasons Why Not Everyone Is Cut Out To Make Money with Online Marketing
There are 8 common reasons why not everyone is cut out to make money with online marketing, let alone becoming an entrepreneur. Do not look at these as disabilities, but look at them as problems with very easy solutions that if resolved, will take you to places and let you see things you have never seen before! The 8 reasons why not everyone is cut out to make money with online marketing are:
Using Social Networking to Attract Loyal Customers
Attracting customers with social networking marketing is a way of finding new customers and of generating loyalty in both new and old customers. Businesses that take the time to attract and maintain their social networking presence can expect to see more customers find out about their business in general, but they can also expect to develop a community of loyal customers and future customers.
Managers Beware: Tips to Prevent Liability under the ADA
This article helps employers go beyond the policies set forth for FMLA and explores the ADA policy. ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)policies go beyond what basic FMLA covers and has it's own set of rules to adhere to. There are strict guidelines you must follow in order to allow or disallow an employee to stay on disability leave after the 12-week FMLA coverage is over. Here you can find out what you need to know to ensure you are legally compliant with the ADA.

Disability Etiquette # 1 Mobility Impairment
This is a shout out to all the disabled vets. This article gives important tips for posittive interactions with individuals with mobiity impairments. This is the first of a series of articles on successfully interacting with people with disabilities
The Power of Decision
Patrick Hughes was born blind and crippled, but when someone asks about his disabilities he says, "What disabilities? I'd call them abilities." Instead of focusing his life on areas in which he is disadvantaged, he has exerted all his effort into his talents and passions. He is an amazing pianist! It all started with Patrick making a decision to focus on what he does well. What can we learn from people like Patrick? What do successful people have in common?
Shout Out to the Disabled - Overcoming Ableism
What can one say about a category of people labled disabled. This category includes everyone from an elderly man experiencing chronic depression since the death of his wife, to a young blind woman, to a severely mentally retarded child, to a teenager with a mild learning disability, to a mother in a wheelchair, to a businessman with a disease that is progressively decreasing the physical functioning of his body? How can those of us who are currently able-bodied know how to treat people with disabilities?

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