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CDS Announces Program Expansion and is Accepting New Referrals

CDS Announces Program Expansion and is Accepting New Referrals
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Paying Disabled Less Than Minimum Wage Is Over In South Carolina

Under state deadline, SC employers phase out subminimum wage.

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South Carolina: Upstate woman says everyone benefits from yoga

Jane Hart of Greenville, South Carolina, started her business, Modified Ability Yoga, to help people with disabilities.

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Carrying On The Legacy

Foundation – And Its Leader – Dedicated To Serving People With Disabilities

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Disabled and special needs person face many career challenges

Disabled and special needs individuals want careers as much as anyone. But, as you would expect, many challenges stand in the way. Our next guest’s organization is working hard to help. Mike Switzer interviews Dee DiCarlo, director of business & employment development for Thrive Upstate, formerly known as the Greenville County Disability and Special Needs Board.

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