... and records being kept in line with organisational and legal requirements. The basis of record keeping is an effective filing ... effective system should not take up too much space • Accessibility : filing and storage cabinets should be situated for easy access ...

... not so widely understood nor recognised. In addition to the legal implications, imposing a technological lock-out on potential employees ... met adequately.  Sadly most sites fail to meet the minimum accessibility standards required for those end users not using the standard ...

... barriers which in turn puts employers increasingly at legal and reputation risk. Disability is estimated by the UN to affect 15% ... forms in different formats to try and get around the accessibility factor. Another recent popular direction to go in, is to run ...

... staff recruitment, many organisations are failing in their legal and moral obligations to disabled users of online services. A ... needs met. Recruiters can make positive moves to support accessibility by challenging web designers to ensure that form does not take ...

... he says. “Employing someone who doesn’t have the legal ability to work can however incur significant financial and reputational ... says to establish an inclusive digital identity system, accessibility must be considered throughout the entire development process, not ...

... (see p34) can be traced to video gaming. For reasons of accessibility and affordability, as well as the natural evolution of ... Sponsored?:  Sectors:  HR Legal Article Type:  Analysis is gated?:  ...

... that information is highly variable in its helpfulness, accessibility and reliability, have a clear idea of what you want to locate, ... documents. It should be particularly helpful for the legal aspects, project and contract management, and international purchasing ...

... management in supply chains, relationship management, the legal and economic aspects of contracts sourcing, supplier development, ... learning basis. This type of programme provides support and accessibility to a much wider catchment area than simply to those who live ...

... of moving into a new office, but also researching the area, legal advice, stationery, and the cost of replacing staff unable or unwilling ... London the cost is even higher. “It’s all to do with accessibility,” says Vanessa Green, Freedom’s associate director. ...

... with Chip and pin in place by December 2004, it’s not a legal requirement, it’s not mandated," says Slatner. He adds that some ... to hold the pad to key their pin securely, and for ease of accessibility for disabled customers, but there are many designs of pin pad ...