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Dolphin Computer Access
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The range of Dolphin software improves accessibility and independence for people who are blind or partially sighted - at work, at home and in education.
Worcester, UK
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Datum pridruživanja: February 2009
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    Dolphin Computer Access
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    30. srp
    Want to know more about supporting disabled people at work? Register now for the new webinar 'Access to Work in Context: Understanding the Bigger Picture' Access to Work is an important part of supporting disabled people at work, but it is only one piece of a much larger system
    Dolphin computer access Webinar image with the title Access to Work in Context: understanding the bigger picture. 26th August at 12pm with Alice Hastie, an independent access to work adviser, and Andy West from Dolphin. Register Now
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    30. srp
    Our UK Support and Sales lines will be closed from 1:00pm today, 30th July. As we celebrate 40 fantastic years of Dolphin, our team will be taking a well-deserved afternoon off to enjoy a special team BBQ! We'll be back and ready to assist you from 8:30am tomorrow, 31st July.
    Dolphin Computer Access support lines closed from 1pm today. Self-service support is always available. Open as usual from 8:30am tomorrow, 31st July
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    23. srp
    We are proud to be an Accredited Living Wage Employer! At Dolphin, our people are at the heart of everything we do. Living Wage employer accreditation reinforces our commitment to fair pay, inclusion and creating a workplace where everyone feels valued and supported. As a
    light and dark orange background with with the text "we're proud to be a living wage employer, committed to paying a wage based on the real cost of living" with the Living Wage Foundation Logo
    "What is the real living wage?" 1. employers who have made the commitment to support their staff with a real living wage. 2. Provides security to thousands of workers by making sure they can afford the essentials. 3. has an independent calculated rate which increases each year based on what it costs to live. 4. A separate and higher rate than the Government's minimum. 5. Paid by a growing movement of thousands of employers across the UK with the Living Wage foundation logo
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    21. srp
    In 1986, assistive technology looked very different. Accessing information often meant large print books or specialist equipment, while limited access meant fewer opportunities for education and employment. Fast forward to today. Software, including magnification, screen
    Image comparing 40 years of assistive technology from 1986 to 2026. The 1986 side on the left shows a cassette tape, torch, magnifying glass, enlarged printed pages and a yellow dyslexia reading ruler. The 2026 side on the right shows EasyReader on an iPad, with text highlighted in yellow.
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    @yourdolphin
    20. srp
    "I felt like my applications were going into a void." Before joining the Thomas Pocklington Trust's 'Get Set Progress' Internship Programme, Laura had applied for 171 roles without success. Now, after completing her internship at Dolphin, Laura has secured a full-time position
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