Employment – Royal Association for Deaf People

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Before I started my new job, I applied to Access to Work for BSL Support and equipment.

When I received my 1st wage packet, I was pleased but shocked I had to pay tax and NI!!

I am self-employed, have been for 20 years and I deliver BSL training.

I was made redundant a few years ago and was lucky to find a new job quickly.

I receive my work rota monthly and it helps to plan ahead for home and friends.

My manager at work, Mo, understands my needs and supports me fully.

I have several colleagues at work who have learnt some BSL – I feel proud of them and enjoy signing with them,

At work, when the fire alarm goes off, I am made aware via my fire alarm pager.

I am looking forward to retirement but when I look at when I can retire, I realise I still have a long way to go!

My job allows flexible working shifts, which helps with my family and work balance life.

At my previous job, I had a mentor called Martin who taught me so much about plumbing.

Simran, my line manager, always checks on me to ensure that I have the right support at work. I find this supportive.