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Subject: Re: Dyslexic collegue

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Tracey

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Date Posted: 05:34:20 11/04/09 Wed
In reply to: P Tunstall 's message, "Dyslexic collegue" on 16:41:23 10/19/09 Mon

I am in exctatley the same situation but my firm paid for my test in feb 08 but only starting a disiplinary process.

I suggest you friend goes to their local Job Centre Plus and askes about Access to work who will either pay for it and sort out being tested.

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Author: :D [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 21:53:08 11/07/09 Sat working for himself or herself may be another idea to look into that is what i am setting myself up for now i am also hiring someone to do my financial paperwork so i can stay focused on my creative ideas :D