One in three youth sees work discrimination


When it comes to applying for jobs, over half of the respondents (56%) said that inclusivity is an important consideration. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Business architecture specialist for technology Yap Qian Yin remembers being often excluded from lunches with colleagues and company activities that were held in places that are not wheelchair-friendly.

Yap, a former Paralympian in her 30s, has had to use a wheelchair since she was 17 after experiencing side effects from chemotherapy for leukaemia.

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