This is an extreme reaction. I would recommend a balanced approach, in
which we don't openly dispute with the employer, but try changing
his/her mindset. I am sure as more and more disabled people start
working, there will be a realization among the employers about our
strengths.
Subramani
Dear Subramony,
Yes, the attempt should be to find a solution and methinks highlighting this
invisible problem is itself part of the solution. The youngsters who have read
these exchanges are at least now aware that the corporate sector adopts two
employment models, contractual and regular
Dear Harish:
Contract is certainly fine, but how can someone who is not inferior in
talent and has a disability put up with their peers and juniors
considered for promotion, while they are totally ignored? In the first
place, should we agree for such a contract? Of course, if everyone else
is
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Jun 26, 2007, 13:30 GMT
CAMBRIDGE, MA, United States (UPI) -- U.S. medical scientists have reversed
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Researchers at the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology said the mice were genetically
Dear Subramony,
I fully agree with you that the extent of reserved jobs in the government
sector is very limited and the actual employment still less. But, the
difference between the government and corporate sector is the availability of
judicial means of solving a problem that has been
Dear Subramani
we need to make sure, that NGO's use RTI for government sector.
At 08:41 AM 6/28/2007, you wrote:
Dear Sudhir:
Your second suggestion (i.e.) the blog to counter politically correct
reports, is a good one. However, to what extent the disabled can look up
to government for
Hay Kanchan!
I am not discriminated when it comes to the pay scale.
I must admit that I am drawing a handsome pay when compared to my non IBM
counterparts.
The discrimination is in terms of growth and my regularisation.
IBM's policies wouldn't permit a non IBM employee to
Dear Sanjai.
There is no doubt in the fact that using ear-phone or head-phone on a
regular basis is not good. However, if one keeps the volume low then perhaps
one can manage using these tools without any problem. But one thing is
certain as per the advice of the ENT specialists that regular
Hello!!?
these are my own views..
I feel that nod 32 is the best...
or norten /samantech anti virus..
hope this helps..
thanks
regards
Mamta.
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Dear Sanjay, you can reduce the extra sounds and then can set the
voice of jaws as slow as possible that could be heard. For example, I
must tell you that often I don't switch on the fans, coolers etc to
reduce the sounds. Also, after every one hour, you can have a break of
twenty minutes to feel
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Hi Folks
Employment opportunities for the PWD in the IT enabled services is a rescent
phenomena.
It takes some time for the industry to feel comfortable. Those now in this
space are the ambassadors for future growth in this area. As it often
happens, the genie pigs have to take a larger
Then you may go for Quickheal. It should be available with any computer
software dealers
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hello friends.
I would
Why personal id? Please write it to openly personal id
accessindia@accessindia.org.in
after all we never had your introduction!
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Can you please write in a bit details as to why you had to quit your public
sector job? Were you
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Nokia launches its most advanced smartphone
June 28, 2007 17:58 IST World's largest mobile handsets maker Nokia on
Thursday launched its most advanced smartphone in the latest 'Communicator'
series aimed at business people.
Priced at Rs 40,500, E90 Communicator gives businessmen the
No limits.
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what is the upload and download limit, take care, regards, ashish
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From: Atul R Sahay
Parimala
Thank you for your honesty. Since you are the only one speaking out please
help me by answering a couple of questions.
1. the first question is do you get the same pay as a sighted colleague who
had joined IBM at the same time as you?
Please do not compare yourself with non IBM
Friends,
Having worked in one of India's leading private sector companies for about 15
years and having gone through the debate on AI, I feel I should share following
thoughts and experience.
1. Most of us should realize that we are not traveling on a regular path.
Rather we have been making
After BPO KPO, now comes PPO
June 28, 2007
You have heard about BPO (business process outsourcing) KPO (knowledge
process outsourcing), but it's time now to add a new word to your
vocabulary: PPO.
Coined by Alok Aggarwal, chairman of Evalueserve Inc, PPO means
person-to-person outsourcing. The
Dear Atul,
Glad indeed to learn about the big promotion in the offing for you and may you
continue to be the highly respected ambassador of the visually challenged in
the Tata group.
As Harish wisely put it, guinea pigs often have to suffer the most to make
things better for those that
Dear Prof Mittal and Shatab,
I am not a new member of this mailing list as Shatab believes, though, I
largely remain invisible. I have learnt from experience that I have very little
to contribute to and lots to learn from this forum of enlightened members and
hence mostly use it only to get my
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