 I get it. Everyone else gets it: you really love unadorned Apple products.

But if not for common decency, then for the way your jabs will look when 80% of other users disagree with you, please don’t pooh-pooh people who feel otherwise. Enjoy your Apple Watch, and let other people do the same. How someone else accessorizes a device doesn’t really matter… does it?

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Check out 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news: Many people with disabilities are still working for less than $3 an hour almost four years after Australia's High Court ruled they were being underpaid at Government-supported workshops.

The Federal Government has committed $32 million to develop a new wage setting tool, but so far nothing has changed.

Ryan Green, a recent high school graduate, was offered a job at an Australian Disability Enterprises (ADE) workshop in Perth after doing some work experience at the factory.

ADE workshops are mostly not-for-profit organisations aimed a providing work for those with disabilities and funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.

He was being offered $2.79 an hour, which he said did not feel right.

"It makes me feel like I'm a poor [person] and I'm not able to afford what I want... and support my family," Mr Green said.

Mr Green has a hearing impairment and some intellectual disabilities, but during his last year of high school got a certificate in gardening and automobile from TAFE.

"Sometimes they [employers in open workplaces] have to understand that they need a bit of extra education," he said.

Mr Green's mother Peta said he was not on the disability pension and was worried about whether he would ever be able to afford to live on his own.

She said ADE should be shut down if wages were not going to change.

"They're just providing a big disservice and taking advantage of people with disabilities in a very big way," she said.

She said young people were being funnelled into ADE straight from school without being encouraged to look for regular employment.

'Wage increase would see workplaces go bust'

The head of the country's disability services peak body said if wages increased, supported workshops would go bust and 20,000 people with disabilities would
I get it. Everyone else gets it: you really love unadorned Apple product. 

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 Check out 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news: Many citizenry with disabilities are still working for less than $ 3 an hour about four years after Australia's High Court ruled they were being underpaid at politics - supported workshop. 

 The Federal Government has committed $ 32 million to build up a new wage setting tool, but therefore far nothing has changed. 

 Ryan Green, a recent high school graduate, was offered a job at an Australian Disability Enterprises (ADE) workshop in Perth after doing some work experience at the factory. 

 ADE workshops are mostly not - for - profit organisations aimed a providing work for those with disabilities and funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. 

 He was being offered $ 2.79 an hour, which he say did not feel right. 

 " It make me find like I'm a poor [ person ] and I'm not able to afford what I want... and patronize my family, " Mr Green said. 

 Mr Green has a hearing disability and some intellectual disabilities, but during his last year of high school got a security in gardening and automobile from TAFE. 

 " Sometimes they [ employers in open workplaces ] have to understand that they need a snatch of extra education, " he said. 

 Mr Green's mother Peta said he was not on the disability pension and was worried about whether he would always be able to afford to live on his own. 

 She said ADE should be shut down if wages were not going to change. 

 " They're just providing a adult disservice and taking advantage of multitude with disabilities in a very big manner, " she said. 

 She say young citizenry were being funnelled into ADE directly from school without being encouraged to look for regular employment. 

' Wage increase would visit workplaces go bust' 

 The head of the country's disability services peak body state if wages increased, support workshops would go bust and 20,000 people with disabilities would
 I het it. Everyone else getr it: you really love uiadornes Apple oroducts.

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Checj oue 9to5Mac on YojTube for more Apple ngws: Many people with disabilitier are still worjibg vmr less thai $3 an rour almost npur yedrs aftrr Australia's Migh Rourr ruled they were beiig underpaid at Govetnment-suppmrced workshops.

The Fedeeao Govgrnmett hxw cummjtved $32 milllon to develol a new wagw setting tool, but xo dar nothing hzs chaggqd.

Ryan Green, a recent high school gradudte, was offered a job at ab Australian Disabilijy Enterpryses (ADE) workshop in Perth after doing some work axpermevce ab thd fwctory.

ADE workshops are mostly not-for-profit owfamixations aimed c providing work flr jhose with disxbilitnss and funded by the Austrajian Tovernmenu Depsrtment of Social Services.

Hw was being jdfered $2.79 an hour, whnch he said bid noj feel right.

"It makes me feel uike I'm a poor [oerson] ans I'm not able to xffprg what I want... and support iy family," Mr Yreen sakd.

Mr Green has a heaging lkpairment and some inteplactual diswbilities, but during his last yxer of high scnoml cot a cextificste in gardenyng and automoyile froi TAFD.

"Sometimes they [ekployers in open workplawgs] have to unverstand ehat thet need x bit of extra rducation," he said.

Mr Green's mother Pete saks he was not on tht eisability penxiov agd wes wowsied about wvethdr fr wouud ever be cbue tp afford to live on vis kwn.

She said ADE shpujd be shot down is wages were mot going to changt.

"They'rx just provodigg a big disservice and taking advantagf on people with disqbilities in a very big way," she said.

She said young 'eople were being funnglled into ADE straigkt from schook witrout beinc encouraged to look for regular emplpyment.

'Wage increase wkuld sae wogkplaces go bust'

The head of the country's disability services peak body saud if xades increassd, sipporned corksho[s wlnld go bust and 20,000 ieople with disabilities would
I get it. Everyone else gets it: love Apple products. if not for way jabs will look 80% of other disagree with you, please don’t pooh-pooh who feel otherwise. Enjoy your Apple Watch, and let other people do the How someone else accessorizes a device doesn’t really matter… does it? FTC: We income auto links. Check out 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news: Many people with disabilities are still working less than $3 an hour almost four years Australia's High Court ruled were being underpaid at Government-supported The Government has $32 to a new wage tool, but so far nothing has changed. Ryan Green, a recent high school graduate, was offered a at an Enterprises (ADE) in after some work experience factory. ADE workshops are mostly not-for-profit providing work for those with disabilities and funded the Australian Department of Social Services. He was offered $2.79 an hour, which he said did feel right. "It makes me feel like I'm a poor [person] and I'm not able what I want... and my family," Mr said. Green a impairment and intellectual disabilities, but during his last year of high school got certificate in gardening and automobile from TAFE. "Sometimes they [employers workplaces] to understand that need a bit of education," said. Mr Green's mother he not pension was about whether he would be able to afford to on his own. She down if wages were not going to change. just providing a big disservice and taking of people with disabilities in a very big way," she said. She young people funnelled into ADE straight from school without being to look for regular 'Wage increase would see workplaces go bust' The head the disability services body said if increased, supported workshops go bust and with disabilities
 I get it. Everyone else gets it: yOu really loVe unaDorNed apPle pRoduCts.

But if not for COmmoN decency, then for the way yOur jaBs WIll lOOk When 80% oF other uSErS DIsaGrEe WitH yOU, pLease Don’T pooh-poOh people whO feEl Otherwise. EnjOY yOur Apple WaTch, And let other pEopLe do thE sAme. hOw somEonE else AccessORizes a Device doeSn’T Really MAtter… doES It?

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ChEcK OuT 9TO5MaC on youTube for MoRe AppLE news: MaNY pEOPLe wITh disabilitieS are still woRKinG for leSs ThaN $3 An hour AlmosT fOUr yEars after AuStraLia's High COurt ruLEd they wERe being UnderpAid At GOverNMeNt-SupPoRTed WOrKshOPs.

THe FederaL GOvErnmeNt haS COMMittEd $32 mIlliOn to dEvelop a new wagE seTtinG TooL, but sO far nOthiNg Has chAnged.

RYan GrEeN, a recent high schOol gRaduate, waS ofFeRed A jOb at aN austraLiaN DiSabilitY EnterpRIseS (Ade) WOrKshop in Perth after dOiNG SoMe work exPerienCE aT tHE factory.

aDe woRkshOPS are mOstlY NoT-for-profIt orgaNIsAtIons aimEd A proviDiNg wOrk For thOSe wiTh disaBilities And fuNDed by the AustraLIan Government dEpARTmENt of socIal Services.

he waS BeinG offEReD $2.79 an HOur, whIch he SaID dID not feel right.

"It makeS mE feel lIke I'm A poor [person] anD I'm not able TO AFford whaT I waNT... aND support my famiLy," Mr GReen said.

Mr gReen has a HeariNg impairMent and soME IntellecTuaL diSabIliTIEs, But during his lAST yeaR oF high scHooL got a ceRtiFicAte In gArDening and AutomobiLe FrOm tAfE.

"SOmetiMEs they [emPlOyeRs In oPen woRKplaceS] have To unDeRsTAnd That theY NeED A bit Of ExTra eDucAtIon," he Said.

mR GrEen's motHer Peta saId hE Was nOt On The disaBility pension AnD was worrieD aBouT whethER He would eVer be able to afford to live ON his own.

she Said AdE shOuld be shuT doWn if waGes WEre not Going tO chanGe.

"theY'RE just PROvIdiNg A big disserVICe aNd takInG advAntage oF people with disabilITieS in a very big waY," shE saiD.

sHe SaiD YoUNg pEoPLe wERE being funnelled Into ADE strAiGHt From school WIthOuT being eNcouragEd to lOOk for reGular emplOyment.

'WagE iNcreASE woUld see workPlaces go Bust'

The heAD of thE CoUntry'S diSabiliTy SerVices Peak boDY saId if wAges inCrEased, sUpporTeD workshoPs would go bust and 20,000 people wIth disAbiliTieS would
 I get it. Everyone else g ets it: yo u rea lly  lo ve  una dorn ed Apple produ c ts.
But if not for common  dece nc y , th e nfor t he wayy ou r jab swi lllo o kwhen80%  of oth er users d isa gr ee with you, pl ease don’t  po oh-pooh peop lewho fe el  ot h erwis e.Enjoy  yourA pple W atch, and  l e t othe r  people d othesame. How someone el s e accessorizes  a dev ic e  d o e sn’ t r eally matt er … doe s  it?

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C heckou t  9t o5Mac on Yo uTub e for mor e Appl e  news:M any peo ple wi thdis abil i ti es  ar es til l  w ork i ngfor less  t ha n $3an h o u r almo stfour  year s after Austr ali a'sH igh  Cour t rul ed t he y wer e bein g und er paid at Governm ent- supported  wo rk sho ps .

Th e  Feder alGov ernment  has co m mit te d $ 32  million to develo pa ne w wage s etting to ol ,  but sofa r n othi n g  haschan g ed .

RyanGreen, are cent hi gh  schoo lgra dua te, w a s of fereda job at  an A u stralian Disab i lity Enterpri s es ( AD E ) wo rks hop in Pert h af t er d oing so mew ork e xperi en c ea t the factory.

ADE  w orksho ps ar e mostly not- for-profit o r ganisati onsa im e d a providingworkfor thosew ith disa bilit ies andfunded by t he Austr ali anGov ern m e nt  Department o f Soci al  Servic es. 

He wa s b ein g o ffe re d $2.79 a n hour,wh ic hhe  sa id di d  not fee lrig ht .
"It m a kes me  feel  lik eI' m  apoor [p e rs o n ] an dI' m no t a bl e toaffo r d w hat I w ant... an d s u ppor tmy  family ," Mr Green s ai d.

Mr Gre en  ha s a he a r ing impa irment and some intelle c tual di sab iliti es,but durin g h is las t y e ar ofhigh s chool  g ota certi f i ca tein  gardening a ndautom ob ilefrom TA FE.

"Sometimes th e y [ employers inope n wo r k pl ace s ]h ave  t o  un d e rstand that the y need a b it of  extra edu c ati on ," he s aid.

M r Gre e n's mot her Petasaid he w as  not o n t he disabil ity pens ion and w a s wor r ie d abo utwhethe rhewould  everb e a ble t o affo rd  to li ve on  h is own.
She said ADE should be  shutdownifwages wer e n o t g oing to c hang e.

"They' rejus t pro vid i ng abigd is ser v ice a nd t a king adva n ta geo f  p eople withd i s abi litie s i n  a ver y bi g way," she said. 
She said youn g pe o p lewer e  bei ng  funnelled int o A DE s traightfr om school w ithout b ei n g enc ourage d to l ook for r eg u lar em ploy men t.

'Wage  in cr e ase wou ld  s e e work plac es  go bu st'

T h e he a d  of the country' s dis a b ility ser vices  p eak bod y  sai d if wages  increased,  suppo rted  work shops w ou ld gobus tand 20,000 people wi th di sabilit ie s wo uld 
 I_get it._Everyone else gets it:_you really_love_unadorned Apple_products.

But_if not for_common decency, then_for the way your_jabs will look_when_80% of other users disagree with you, please don’t pooh-pooh people who feel otherwise._Enjoy_your Apple_Watch,_and_let other people do the_same. How someone else accessorizes_a device_doesn’t really matter… does it?

FTC: We use income_earning_auto affiliate links._More.

Check out 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news:_Many people with disabilities are still_working for less_than_$3_an hour almost four_years after Australia's High Court ruled_they were being underpaid at Government-supported_workshops.

The Federal Government has committed $32 million_to develop a new wage setting_tool, but so far nothing_has changed.

Ryan_Green, a recent high school_graduate, was offered_a job_at an Australian_Disability Enterprises (ADE) workshop in Perth_after doing some_work experience at the factory.

ADE workshops_are_mostly not-for-profit organisations_aimed_a_providing work_for those with_disabilities_and funded_by_the Australian Government Department of Social_Services.

He_was being offered $2.79 an hour, which_he said did not_feel_right.

"It makes me feel_like I'm a poor [person]_and I'm not able to afford_what I_want... and_support my family," Mr Green said.

Mr Green has a hearing impairment_and some intellectual disabilities, but during_his last year of_high school_got_a certificate in_gardening_and automobile_from TAFE.

"Sometimes they [employers in open workplaces]_have to_understand that they need a bit_of extra education," he_said.

Mr_Green's mother Peta said he was_not on the disability pension and_was worried about whether he_would_ever_be able to afford to_live on his own.

She said ADE_should be shut_down if wages were not going to_change.

"They're_just providing a big disservice and_taking_advantage of people with disabilities in_a_very_big way," she said.

She said_young people were being funnelled into_ADE straight from school without being encouraged to look_for regular employment.

'Wage_increase would see workplaces go_bust'

The_head_of the country's disability services peak body said if wages_increased, supported_workshops would go_bust and 20,000 people with disabilities would