Telemarketer.

my friend was born with his left arm disabled and has worked in a furnitue factory since 1986 in the glue room and tailing a rip saw in the rough end. he worked in a commercial laundry running washer and dryers before that. he has been layed off and now is going for a production job working on the line with every one else. he says it is all in what you feel like you can do. if you want to do you can he says. he can try for his diability pay from the governmant it usaully takes 1 and half to two years to get it the usually turn you down the first six months and then you get a lawyer, and he/she fights it for six months to a year. then you go to a hearing, then they decide if you are eligable or not.

If he is not already getting any benefits, he might be entitled to SSDI Social Security Disability Income. I have, and I have been layed off of work, and am limited to what I can do and how many hours I can work, so I understand where he is coming from.
Look into his Local Rehabilitation Comission in the state and city in which he lives. They should be able to help him get funding for courses that might be interested in, and help him look for work geared toward his interests and needs.
I don’t know if telemarketing would be the ideal job, seeing as it involves earning comission, and that will make his benefits check go up and down, resulting in his paying back any overpayment they have give him. It’s a really tricky situation to deal with. Hope this helps somewhat.

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