Anti-Defamation Campaign in Defence of Disability Rights
By John Pring Disability News Service 9th November 2017 A new handbook on direct action, a national day of action
Continue readingSummit hears calls on direct action, assessment boycotts and hate crime
The growth of zero hours contracts is making it even harder for disabled workers to secure the reasonable adjustments they
Continue readingEmployers ‘reluctant’ to provide adjustments in zero hours culture
Arts leaders must do more to tackle the “acute” lack of opportunities for disabled actors on stage and screen, according
Four-fifths of disabled teachers face harassment and discrimination at the hands of head teachers and other senior managers, disabled
Continue readingTUC Disabled Workers Conference: ‘Most disabled teachers face harassment’
Union delegates say the government’s decision to reverse planned cuts to its new disability benefit could be a turning-point in
Continue readingTUC Disabled Workers Conference: PIP U-turn ‘could be turning-point’ in fightback