I recently helped a wheel chair bound disabled gentleman chauffeuring him to his errands in his retrofitted Van for a 6 hour period. To him, the pandemic was the best thing to happen to his life because he now has the opportunity to work from home forever without a commute as an IT Support Agent . Indeed disablity is not inability he was such a subject matter expert in his field from the conversation i had with him. God bless the disabled people. 🙏
I am a disabled woman who lives in the United States, I work at a thrift store, and I really love my job there very much! People with disabilities should work at any job that they want to, and employees should not judge them.
They make them work for less than minimum wage and for free as interns? So the rich owners of the businesses are getting free labour off of disabled people? That's messed up. Pay living wages.
It is a 4 week internship and it's not unheard of for internships to be unpaid, especially given the circumstances (e.g he knows nothing about cars). Honestly I think doing this would probably end up costing the business owner (not sure why you assume they are rich). It'd be easier for them to just hire someone that they wouldn't have to train so much.
@@l01j99 still doesn't help people get hired. There are so many ways to discriminate against disabled people that most never get past the first stage or can even apply.
Here in Canada, I have witnessed myself employees who are supposed to help disabled people get and keep jobs, they help employers instead and abuse the system to make more money for the companies. The subsidies paid by the government were used to save the companies money and not to help and integrate the disabled. Disabled people just want to love, be loved and belong, just like everyone else 😢
Sharaman, look into 3D animation. Using such specialized software is an enjoyable pursuit. I have met people who are in this field and report back great things about accessibility. Good luck!
At least they are able to receive opportunities to survive in their own. In most parts of the world we don’t even have any of that or even accepted by society or family .
Another wonderful documentary coverage & and journal introduction shared by respectful (DW ) documentaries channel about special jobs in special circumstances through humanitarian vision... which has many limited options in the working world. Thanks for sharing
one is an Uchiha. I have a sleep disorder that affects my ability to follow a consistent schedule, making it difficult for me to take on a traditional job. My condition causes sleep disturbances that prevent me from adhering to someone else's schedule. While I may be able to work for a couple of days in a row, consistent employment is not feasible for me.
@@sock7481 I think what he means is that in capitalism it can be implied that your worth to society is determined by your economic value. Thus people with certain disabilities will have trouble escaping poverty
Don't say such thing. We all have our own worth. We just need to find a right place so that we can be appreciated. It's kinda sad indeed that todays society doesn't fit for everyone
Even when I could work full time years ago it still wasn't enough to survive off working 6 days a week 10 hours a day I still couldn't afford to eat and sleep I've been disabled since birth with a fractured back 4 times heart and learning disabilities
What genuinely worries me is that comment wasn't sarcasm. Im not sure what happened to people in the last few decades but we have become very...very...stupid.
Bravo to German law and the people for giving the disabled a chance to work. Here in Canada we have laws for hiring disabled people but they are not enforced and businesses and government entities don’t feel pressure to hire disabled persons as for work shops we have none and therefore not too many people with disability work at least the majority with visible disability
I am a disabled woman from Philippines. Im working as a office staff. Im so thankful that my boss give me a chance to work again. ❤❤❤ God bless y'all PWD's out there!! Hugsssss
@@HairyPinkTrollyou just minimised this persons desire, to fit in with whatever apparently odd preconceptions you seem to have. If somebody asks for help to get a job, and you tell them to just do arts and crafts or gardening, or get a pet instead.. Do you think that is useful? You disgust me, frankly. You wear your ignorance so proudly eh. Some people have high aspirations and it’s not up to you, or anyone else to discourage them. You suck as a person, IMHO. I don’t know the answer other than a local job centre or maybe their therapist or assistant maybe able to help find something appropriate. But I’m not going to tell people to do the opposite of what they’ve just asked, without even asking them their interests. I think you need to realise that other people have full lives with dreams and goals of their own, and this wide world isn’t here only for you or your way of doing things. Get a grip.
Could you try to ask work from charity organizations? In my country there is charity shops and they hire disabled people too. I am also disabled. Partially blind and slight brain damage after a stroke. I make extra money selling second hand items in internet
@@iii___iii for that guy, it would benefit him more and it would be an engaging endeavor- separating and counting squares of cloth…. Could just use a scale 🤪 he could be sleeping in, doing The NY Times crossword or focusing on his automotive design career!
You Realize People can do much Better or if they do should get more than 200€ Per Month because with this they can't really live on their own or do much..
There's no jobs for disabled people in Arizona or the entry level requirements are to high I've only seen the beacon group and they wouldn't hired me even with my disabilities
Really it looks cruel to me. The amount of training and supervision required to accomplish something a robot or child could do for tax credits? They aren’t getting a living wage. They should stay home and garden,get pets, learn anything and everything to their ability and interest. People who need income could also do those jobs if they are worth doing by a person.
Trying to empower them to be more independent, if possible, is considered cruel to you? I only think it's cruel when they entertain their fantasies like becoming a master car designer when we know that is almost certainly not going to happen.
@@chownfulunless you have a qualification in disability career advice I suspect you don’t know enough about either of these people to form a solid view of their current abilities or futures. 🎉 I bet your parents thought you were bright once… do they read your RUclips contributions? Are you jealous he got the internship? Sounds that way to me.
(i hope this does not sound wrong) but i love to see differently abled persons working, they are always so positive and i think its great 😊 on the other hand i feel bad for the peoples that let themseves down and think that because of their disability they can never be part of society and just collect the pension and stay at home ☹️
Just say disabled. "Differently abled" is a label created by ableism and offensive. We can definitely be part of society but it's society that rejects us. The care workers are a prime example of this. Trying to get accommodations makes you a target and will get you fired or removed as a candidate for a position.
That's not always true. I have a seizure disorder and I have felt frustrated with a lot of the jobs I've worked in. Many of them had no benefits (especially health care which is what I need to obtain my seizure medicine) and I've often worked two or three jobs (full time +part) at the same time. (In addition to full time classes)
@@felixthecat2786 I have huge periods of sleeping all the time, due to lifelong depression, anxiety and autism. I have been encouraged to find a job as, if I agree to get out of bed and home, I look totally normal, even smart and elegant. But I always fail people I work with and for, because there is no way I can work more than 2 months as my health is gone. I don't like failing people at all, I'm neurotically responsible, that's why I collapse. Sometimes I don't leave my bed for two months.
I recently helped a wheel chair bound disabled gentleman chauffeuring him to his errands in his retrofitted Van for a 6 hour period. To him, the pandemic was the best thing to happen to his life because he now has the opportunity to work from home forever without a commute as an IT Support Agent . Indeed disablity is not inability he was such a subject matter expert in his field from the conversation i had with him. God bless the disabled people. 🙏
I am a disabled woman who lives in the United States, I work at a thrift store, and I really love my job there very much!
People with disabilities should work at any job that they want to, and employees should not judge them.
They make them work for less than minimum wage and for free as interns? So the rich owners of the businesses are getting free labour off of disabled people? That's messed up. Pay living wages.
It is a 4 week internship and it's not unheard of for internships to be unpaid, especially given the circumstances (e.g he knows nothing about cars). Honestly I think doing this would probably end up costing the business owner (not sure why you assume they are rich).
It'd be easier for them to just hire someone that they wouldn't have to train so much.
It's the same in the US
Yes
@@Adonna2424 There's a new law that's ending disabled people from being paid less than minimum wage in the US though.
@@l01j99 still doesn't help people get hired. There are so many ways to discriminate against disabled people that most never get past the first stage or can even apply.
Here in Canada, I have witnessed myself employees who are supposed to help disabled people get and keep jobs, they help employers instead and abuse the system to make more money for the companies. The subsidies paid by the government were used to save the companies money and not to help and integrate the disabled. Disabled people just want to love, be loved and belong, just like everyone else 😢
People with physical disabilities could look for work in creatives. They can still use their minds to create.
Unfortunately the creative field doesn't pay much. It's difficult getting steady jobs in the creative field.
Sharaman, look into 3D animation.
Using such specialized software is an enjoyable pursuit. I have met people who are in this field and report back great things about accessibility. Good luck!
This is a great point. I hope they know about this.
I don't agree with paying less than minimum wage! Everyone should have a living wage
At least they are able to receive opportunities to survive in their own. In most parts of the world we don’t even have any of that or even accepted by society or family .
Another wonderful documentary coverage & and journal introduction shared by respectful (DW ) documentaries channel about special jobs in special circumstances through humanitarian vision... which has many limited options in the working world. Thanks for sharing
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@@DWDocumentary this documentary is horrific and degenerated. A society can't stand on those premises. Wake up.
I'm disabled and I work, I get a big-time pay.
No you don't and I know you're lying too.
I am, visually unpaired and an IT specialist. Sucks to be you!
I'm disabled and done with the prejudice job agencies and programs as well economy as it makes me miserable and angry
pls tell me there is a follow up i wanna see how car designer guy does
one is an Uchiha. I have a sleep disorder that affects my ability to follow a consistent schedule, making it difficult for me to take on a traditional job. My condition causes sleep disturbances that prevent me from adhering to someone else's schedule. While I may be able to work for a couple of days in a row, consistent employment is not feasible for me.
Tobirama got the uchiha working for scraps 😂
Disabled failures like me are of little value to a capitalist society. If you're broken, you're not profitable and so have no use.
You should design cars
In what society would you have value then?
@@yugihoe4111 design cars funny can they even drive a car probably not.
@@sock7481 I think what he means is that in capitalism it can be implied that your worth to society is determined by your economic value. Thus people with certain disabilities will have trouble escaping poverty
Don't say such thing. We all have our own worth. We just need to find a right place so that we can be appreciated. It's kinda sad indeed that todays society doesn't fit for everyone
im 31 and got Intellectual Disability never had a paycheck from working. I dont understand how my gouvrment thinks im supposed to live
Even when I could work full time years ago it still wasn't enough to survive off working 6 days a week 10 hours a day I still couldn't afford to eat and sleep I've been disabled since birth with a fractured back 4 times heart and learning disabilities
1:10 LMFAO Tobirama got them uchiha's working 😂 okay I'll stop I'll stop
sharaman is an uchiha .... i believe in you man 🙏✨💯💌
They don't ever build anything new it's still the same buildings from 50 years ago
look up bitty and beaus coffee houses in usa
Is he wearing @ 1:11 the Uchiha clan emblem?
I want free treatment of my physical Disability Aboard
You will get good treatment
🎢🚂🚌🚙🚛🛰
I thought that this was about the difficulties inherent in hiring late Generation Y and Generation Z people.
what a waste...
Maybe she can figure out who blew up Nordstream??? DW doesnt seem to know or care.......
How is DW suppose to figure that out when the government can’t even do it?
What genuinely worries me is that comment wasn't sarcasm. Im not sure what happened to people in the last few decades but we have become very...very...stupid.
Bravo to German law and the people for giving the disabled a chance to work. Here in Canada we have laws for hiring disabled people but they are not enforced and businesses and government entities don’t feel pressure to hire disabled persons as for work shops we have none and therefore not too many people with disability work at least the majority with visible disability
I am a disabled woman from Philippines. Im working as a office staff. Im so thankful that my boss give me a chance to work again. ❤❤❤ God bless y'all PWD's out there!! Hugsssss
I like how Germany talks down to its disabled. We'll give you "simple" jobs....that pay garbage....Thanks Germany
That is the entire world
Good documental.
How to get a job I'm a disabled person
Work at home and grow a garden. Get a pet. Learn a sport.
@@HairyPinkTrollyou just minimised this persons desire, to fit in with whatever apparently odd preconceptions you seem to have.
If somebody asks for help to get a job, and you tell them to just do arts and crafts or gardening, or get a pet instead..
Do you think that is useful?
You disgust me, frankly.
You wear your ignorance so proudly eh.
Some people have high aspirations and it’s not up to you, or anyone else to discourage them.
You suck as a person, IMHO.
I don’t know the answer other than a local job centre or maybe their therapist or assistant maybe able to help find something appropriate.
But I’m not going to tell people to do the opposite of what they’ve just asked, without even asking them their interests.
I think you need to realise that other people have full lives with dreams and goals of their own, and this wide world isn’t here only for you or your way of doing things.
Get a grip.
Check your local government resources.
Could you try to ask work from charity organizations? In my country there is charity shops and they hire disabled people too. I am also disabled. Partially blind and slight brain damage after a stroke. I make extra money selling second hand items in internet
@@iii___iii for that guy, it would benefit him more and it would be an engaging endeavor- separating and counting squares of cloth…. Could just use a scale 🤪 he could be sleeping in, doing The NY Times crossword or focusing on his automotive design career!
Hope the best for both of them! You are just great!
You Realize People can do much Better or if they do should get more than 200€ Per Month because with this they can't really live on their own or do much..
There's no jobs for disabled people in Arizona or the entry level requirements are to high I've only seen the beacon group and they wouldn't hired me even with my disabilities
Still wasn't enough to survive off even when I was risking my life unnecessarily
I am disabled student from Pakistan. I need a job
There we go. We have the solution to climate change right here. Invest millions in that man and he will produce a sustainable car
@New Moon Sad, but true. He doesn't know that he doesn't know if that makes any sense.
Really it looks cruel to me. The amount of training and supervision required to accomplish something a robot or child could do for tax credits? They aren’t getting a living wage. They should stay home and garden,get pets, learn anything and everything to their ability and interest. People who need income could also do those jobs if they are worth doing by a person.
Trying to empower them to be more independent, if possible, is considered cruel to you? I only think it's cruel when they entertain their fantasies like becoming a master car designer when we know that is almost certainly not going to happen.
@@chownfulyou’re no better than the OP mate. STFU.
@@chownfulunless you have a qualification in disability career advice I suspect you don’t know enough about either of these people to form a solid view of their current abilities or futures. 🎉
I bet your parents thought you were bright once… do they read your RUclips contributions?
Are you jealous he got the internship?
Sounds that way to me.
It’s not all about income and productivity. People need a job, a place to fit in and feel a part of something.
(i hope this does not sound wrong)
but i love to see differently abled persons working, they are always so positive and i think its great 😊
on the other hand i feel bad for the peoples that let themseves down and think that because of their disability they can never be part of society and just collect the pension and stay at home ☹️
or think they are superior to working "dull" jobs.
Just say disabled. "Differently abled" is a label created by ableism and offensive. We can definitely be part of society but it's society that rejects us. The care workers are a prime example of this. Trying to get accommodations makes you a target and will get you fired or removed as a candidate for a position.
That's not always true. I have a seizure disorder and I have felt frustrated with a lot of the jobs I've worked in. Many of them had no benefits (especially health care which is what I need to obtain my seizure medicine) and I've often worked two or three jobs (full time +part) at the same time. (In addition to full time classes)
@@chownful Yeah right....
@@felixthecat2786 I have huge periods of sleeping all the time, due to lifelong depression, anxiety and autism.
I have been encouraged to find a job as, if I agree to get out of bed and home, I look totally normal, even smart and elegant.
But I always fail people I work with and for, because there is no way I can work more than 2 months as my health is gone. I don't like failing people at all, I'm neurotically responsible, that's why I collapse. Sometimes I don't leave my bed for two months.