IMGCAP(1)]
AUG 25, 2011 12:33 EDT (Reuters) – EBay is recruiting an unlikely group of new entrepreneurs into its selling ranks — the visually impaired.
More From Employee Benefit News
Benefits Think The rise of side hustles: Entrepreneurship in today’s economy
A wealth of new business opportunities are ripe for consideration, says a financial expert.
Joshua Jones
Kapitus
ChatGPT can make websites more accessible for employees with disabilities
Ran Ronen, CEO of Equally AI, explains how employers can avoid a lawsuit by making their websites more accessible.
ADP exec: For employees with disabilities, technology could be making work harder
From Chrome plug-ins to closed captions on video calls, there are a number of solutions available for employers looking to make their workplace accessible.
Expand your definition of inclusivity: How employers can support blind talent
Leaders from Lighthouse for the Blind and the National Industries for the Blind weigh in on the importance of making the workplace accessible to the visually impaired.
eSight launches remote benefit for visually impaired employees
“Inclusion programs for the low vision community are critical, though these programs are being challenged by the impact of COVID-19,” says Robert Vaters, CEO of eSight.
