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Employers who don't make their vacancies known to people with disabilities are missing out on a significant talent pool to fill their vacancies. Isn't it time you gave these job-seekers an even break?

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Hi Evenbreak - I have been doing the job you helped me find for about two weeks now and am absolutely loving it. Thank you so much for your site, I had given up on ever being able to work again then you came along and have proved me wrong.

Jean Eveleigh Candidate

Ernst & Young is committed to attracting and retaining talented disabled people across the UK and Ireland. Our work with Evenbreak is key to us achieving this.

Paul Scantlebury, Recruitment Manager (UK and Ireland) Ernst & Young

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