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Emma Emma | 15:31 UK time, Thursday, 22 March 2007

Whilst preparing the Ouch news section earlier this week, we came across

In a nutshell, a blind mechanic has seen fit to employ a deaf assistant. Judging by the trouble we had allowing a few disabled people to be in a room together during the Christmas Podcast
, it beggars belief as to how they can pass health and safety checks! And, what about the insurance??

If you know of any other very unlikely disability parings in the workforce, please do let us know by leaving a comment!

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