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1. For over 34 years
Possitivity has been a
strategic partner solving
our customers’ business
needs
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What Makes Possitivity
Unique?
By providing top notch services that
add value to our customers’ business
By guaranteeing satisfaction
By employing talented individuals with
disabilities
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Disclaimer:
Possitivity as an e-waste recycler is
not a community program nor a
sheltered work facility.
Our recycling service is operated just
as any business would operate
Possitivity Electronic Waste Recycling
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1. Approximately 50 million people
in the US have a disability
2. This equals one third of the US
population
3. People with disabilities in the U.S.
have an unemployment rate in
excess of 65%
Statistics You May Not Know
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• Employing people with
disabilities does not mean
settling for less
• It is appropriate for an employer
to have production and
performance expectations of all
employees
Employing People with Disabilities
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• Employees with disabilities may
need accommodations to perform
the essential functions of the job
• The average accommodation
costs less than $50
Employing People with Disabilities
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• Persons with disabilities are a
great source for part time and full
time staffing needs
• They are reliable
• They want to work
• Working and earning income
provides more independence
Employing People with Disabilities
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DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT
(what it means to the individual)
• Identity is tied to our employment
• They have increased independence
with a paycheck
• They are contributors to society, not just
receivers
• They gain new friends
• They get to be a part of social network
10. How does a recycler find the
right employees for the
positions they have available?
Easy, just ask the right
questions and check out the
options!
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Where Do I Find More Information?
• Check with the local agencies
• Do an Internet search for disability
employment support
organizations
• Contact Possitivity
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Any agency or firm representing
individuals with disabilities for
employment should act as a
clearing house for your company
with a process that introduces only
qualified persons to your firm for and
interview and possible job trial
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How Does It Work?
People with disabilities who are represented by
an agency receive employment support and
funding for on-the-job training
Employment services can include:
• Job Shadowing
• Job Try-outs
• Paid Training
• Job Coaches
• Job Coach Follow Up
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What Are the Advantages For Employers?
• Free training
• Employer input
• A fully trained employee
• Possible employment tax
credits
• Follow up services
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Things to note……
• Not all employment solutions are created
equal
• As an employer, you do not give up any
employment rights
• Absenteeism and turnover can be reduced
• Multiple organizations assist people with
disabilities become gainfully employed
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ASK
At Possitivity we are always open to
answering your questions and providing
the information you require.
Contact us at 614-846-4877
Or
www.possitivity.com
Notas do Editor
I want to address the proper recycling of electronic waste, better known as e-waste
E-waste is comprised of computers, printers, servers, cell phones, monitors, laptops etc.
Possitivity has been providing e-waste recycling services since January 2009, however Possitivity has been providing business solutions for 34 years.
Our approach and business solution to e-waste is simple, direct and transparent.
We have become a technological society.
What do we do with our electronic gadgets when they have served their useful purpose? What happens to them, do you toss them, resale them, donate?
Items going into the landfill do not change. Fifty years from now they will still be a corroded computer or other item. And they could be leaching harmful toxins into our groundwater etc.
Approximately 19 states have some type of legislation regarding e-waste. I say approximately because this is now changing at a more rapid rate. State are concerned as they well should be regarding e-waste disposal.
Ohio has a draft out there, but nothing has happened yet and nothing is expected until after the next gubernatorial election.
I want to address the proper recycling of electronic waste, better known as e-waste
E-waste is comprised of computers, printers, servers, cell phones, monitors, laptops etc.
Possitivity has been providing e-waste recycling services since January 2009, however Possitivity has been providing business solutions for 34 years.
Our approach and business solution to e-waste is simple, direct and transparent.
We have become a technological society.
What do we do with our electronic gadgets when they have served their useful purpose? What happens to them, do you toss them, resale them, donate?
Items going into the landfill do not change. Fifty years from now they will still be a corroded computer or other item. And they could be leaching harmful toxins into our groundwater etc.
Approximately 19 states have some type of legislation regarding e-waste. I say approximately because this is now changing at a more rapid rate. State are concerned as they well should be regarding e-waste disposal.
Ohio has a draft out there, but nothing has happened yet and nothing is expected until after the next gubernatorial election.
We have become a technological society.
What do we do with our electronic gadgets when they have served their useful purpose? What happens to them, do you toss them, resale them, donate?
Items going into the landfill do not change. Fifty years from now they will still be a corroded computer or other item. And they could be leaching harmful toxins into our groundwater etc.
Approximately 19 states have some type of legislation regarding e-waste. I say approximately because this is now changing at a more rapid rate. State are concerned as they well should be regarding e-waste disposal.
Ohio has a draft out there, but nothing has happened yet and nothing is expected until after the next gubernatorial election.
We have become a technological society.
What do we do with our electronic gadgets when they have served their useful purpose? What happens to them, do you toss them, resale them, donate?
Items going into the landfill do not change. Fifty years from now they will still be a corroded computer or other item. And they could be leaching harmful toxins into our groundwater etc.
Approximately 19 states have some type of legislation regarding e-waste. I say approximately because this is now changing at a more rapid rate. State are concerned as they well should be regarding e-waste disposal.
Ohio has a draft out there, but nothing has happened yet and nothing is expected until after the next gubernatorial election.
We have become a technological society.
What do we do with our electronic gadgets when they have served their useful purpose? What happens to them, do you toss them, resale them, donate?
Items going into the landfill do not change. Fifty years from now they will still be a corroded computer or other item. And they could be leaching harmful toxins into our groundwater etc.
Approximately 19 states have some type of legislation regarding e-waste. I say approximately because this is now changing at a more rapid rate. State are concerned as they well should be regarding e-waste disposal.
Ohio has a draft out there, but nothing has happened yet and nothing is expected until after the next gubernatorial election.
We have become a technological society.
What do we do with our electronic gadgets when they have served their useful purpose? What happens to them, do you toss them, resale them, donate?
Items going into the landfill do not change. Fifty years from now they will still be a corroded computer or other item. And they could be leaching harmful toxins into our groundwater etc.
Approximately 19 states have some type of legislation regarding e-waste. I say approximately because this is now changing at a more rapid rate. State are concerned as they well should be regarding e-waste disposal.
Ohio has a draft out there, but nothing has happened yet and nothing is expected until after the next gubernatorial election.
1. What is there to add.
2. The numbers speak for themselves.
Ask your vendor, what are you doing with it?
Where do you send it?
I suggest doing this in person, not over the phone?
Can you visit them?
Will they place commitments in writing, provide indemnity and just plain be transparent?
Possitivity will answer these and is transparent in our recycling efforts
A key to making the right decision on how to recycle your e-waste has several points to be considered
Do you want/need asset management. If so there are several reputable firms who will handle these type of issues?
Another choice is just getting it out of your facility in a timely and cost saving method..
Often those charges are not clear?
Can they tell you what the charges will be ahead of pick-up? Is it based on weight? If so how do you know the weight and when will you know? After it has been shipped to their facility?
Some companies have explicit charges, and you know exactly what your cost will be?
Does your recycler offer a certification by serial number and or item? Just for hard drives or for all items?
Recyclers are no different than other businesses, you just need to vet the ones you choose to utilize?
You company’s integrity is on the line?
There are many reputable recyclers and processors in the business communities.
Some would say “certifications such as BAN or other are needed”. Those certifications are extremely expensive and not always any more fool proof than just doing good hard work and research in dealing with a reputable business.
