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Summary

Walgreens recently launched an outreach initiative to hire people with disabilities at its new distribution center in Anderson, S.C. Walgreens made their recruiting website accessible for people with various disabilities (to the international Web Content Accessibility Guidelines of the World Wide Web Consortium- W3C). Walgreens goal is to have at least one-third of its 600-person workforce (including management positions) consist of employees with a variety of disabilities. http://www.walgreensoutreach.com

Also, Monster and Hire Disability Solutions, LLC, recently unveiled a co-branded career resource section on HireDS.com's site. This joint initiative is intended to make Monster job search tools, career content and resume posting capabilities more accessible to individuals with disabilities. To view Hire DS's website, go to http://www.hiredisabilitysolutions.com