Make application forms accessible to all, recruiters are advised

Recruiters have been urged to ensure application forms are accessible to all applicants and not putting off those with certain disabilities.

New research shows inaccessible application forms mean nearly a third of people with a learning disability have found it hard to apply for jobs.

The research, released by charity Mencap this week to coincide with Learning Disability Work Week, shows people with a learning disability face many barriers to accessing paid employment. Mencap found a lack of...

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