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Old 07-23-2015, 05:01 PM #1
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i just applied to goodwill. everyone there is disabled.
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i just applied to goodwill. everyone there is disabled.
Sheltered Workshops are treated differently than regular employment.
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Sheltered Workshops are treated differently than regular employment.
can you explain? can i use twp up and still keep working there without losing benefits?
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can you explain? can i use twp up and still keep working there without losing benefits?
If you're going to be making over the SGA? No.

Are you even in a Sheltered Workshop?
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If you're going to be making over the SGA? No.

Are you even in a Sheltered Workshop?
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Goodwill will offer Sheltered Workshops and regular employment. Not every location will have Sheltered workshops.
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