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David Woods, 12 Mar 2009
Less than half of disabled jobseekers (43%) reveal details of their disability on their application form or at interview stage and a third do not tell them at all.
Of those who do tell employers, 44% were worried it would have an adverse impact on their application, according to diversity communications agency Greenlight.
Mike Hanbidge, research manager at Greenlight, said: "Jobseekers with disabilities look in exactly the same places as anyone else when looking for a job, but many welcome positive messages from employers that their disability will not be a factor when they are applying for a job."
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