On the left, a cool-toned, glass-walled Canadian government office shows suited officials wearing headsets and studying charts on multiple monitors, a Canadian flag behind them. A dark vertical divider separates this from the right side, where warm lamplight illuminates three people with disabilities at home—a wheelchair user typing survey answers on a laptop, a woman signing responses in ASL, and an older blind woman with a white cane listening on headphones—each engaged in unpaid survey work. The contrasting color palettes and settings highlight the imbalance between polished data analysis and unpaid consultation labor.

World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – How Some Canadian Government Departments Are Using Work Arounds

Greetings everyone and I’m Scott Savoy at the Sterling Creations desk and o boy it’s the final week of November. I can hear Santa yawning now and so let’s start to welcome the holiday season! For today, our President Donna … Continue reading World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – How Some Canadian Government Departments Are Using Work Arounds

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