Komi Job Fair Opens New Doors for Workers with Disabilities
A job fair for people with disabilities took place in Syktyvkar, organized by the Komi branch of Russia’s Rabota Rossii employment center. The event brought together over 40 job seekers and 12 employers offering more than 30 accessible vacancies. Indeed, officials used the occasion to push for greater workplace inclusion across the region. The fair aimed to connect candidates with health limitations to suitable roles. Employers presented opportunities tailored to different needs, while experts provided guidance on adapting workspaces. A seminar covered recent legal updates, including quota rules, compliance tools, and funding for workplace modifications. The event provided a platform for job seekers and employers to explore new ways of working together. While no direct hiring agreements were signed, discussions on alternative employment models moved forward. The fair also reinforced the need for ongoing training and support to improve workplace accessibility in the region.
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