Hoosier Job Seekers with Disabilities
WorkOne welcomes all Hoosiers and provides reasonable accommodations to ensure that its buildings, programs, and services are accessible.
Employment Assistance: WorkOne provides services in both individual and group settings. Some locations may require you to attend an orientation session to identify the services you are eligible for or fit your individual needs. Visit your local WorkOne to find out how to get started.
Reasonable Accommodations: Materials in alternate formats and reasonable accommodations are provided to job seekers upon request. Depending on the specific request, advance notice may be required. Visit your local WorkOne office to inquire about reasonable accommodations and/or receive information on services offered. Examples of reasonable accommodations include:
- Materials in alternate formats;
- An individual meeting rather than group orientation; and
- Assistance with filling out forms.
Assistive Technology: WorkOne locations are equipped with a variety of accessible equipment. Please note that WorkOne locations differ in the types of equipment offered. Contact or visit your local WorkOne office to inquire about the availability of equipment. Examples of assistive technology include:
- Screen reader and magnification software
- Braille translator
- Text to speech software
- Adjustable desks
- Text Telephone / Telecommunication Device for the Deaf (TTY / TDD)
- Alternate access/input devices (i.e. one-handed keyboards, trackball mice, on-screen keyboards)
- Large monitors
- Headsets
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