RTO demand for land falls on deaf ears The Times Of India Kolhapur: The regional transport office (RTO) has been sending continuous reminders to the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) regarding the temporary break-testing track. | A proposal regarding the same was sent to the MIDC and RTO...
Minister welcomes NZ Deaf Games 2016 Scoop Disability Issues Minister Nicky Wagner welcomes the New Zealand Deaf Games 2016, held in Hamilton from Friday 21 to 23 October. ... ...
Britain's deaf football team struggling to find cash to attend Deaflympics The Independent Britain’s most underfunded Olympians are hoping that support from Premier League stars like Jack Butland and James Milner will get them to the Games. | The Stoke keeper and the Liverpool midfielder’s intervention was crucial in taking the men and...
McDonald’s to pay $56,500 for not interviewing deaf job applicant Chicago Sun-Times BELTON, Mo. — McDonald’s will pay a $56,500 settlement after a southeast Missouri restaurant manager refused to interview a deaf job applicant. | The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Tuesday announced the settlement with McDona...
McDonald&aposs; pays up after manager refuses to interview deaf applicant Chicago Tribune McDonald's will pay a $56,500 settlement after a southeast Missouri restaurant manager refused to interview a deaf job applicant. | The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Tuesday announced the settlement with McDonald's Corp. and McDonal...
Exclusive Interview: Director Rob Savage Talks Dawn of the Deaf Coming Soon Director Rob Savage discusses his innovative new apocalyptic short horror film Dawn of the Deaf | Fresh off a triumphant, head-turning premiere at Fantastic Fest, the spectacularly inventive, gorgeously executed Dawn of the Deaf—logline: “When a ...
Skin-grown cells could help you recover from heart attacks Engadget Scientists have taken numerous shots at repairing hearts following heart attacks, but an experimental approach might do a better job than most. Japane... (photo: AP / Paul Sancya)
