Factors in Studying Employment for Persons with Disability

Factors in Studying Employment for Persons with Disability

How the Picture can Change

Altman, Barbara

Emerald Publishing Limited

09/2017

296

Dura

Inglês

9781787146068

15 a 20 dias

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Introduction: Employment and Persons with Disabilities; Barbara M. Altman
Part 1: Relationship of Gender and other Sociodemographics to Work Role
1. Employment Outcomes among Men and Women with Disabilities: How the Intersection of Gender and Disability Status Shapes Labor Market Inequality; David Pettinicchio and Michelle Maroto

2. Why Aren't They Working? Health and Other Barriers to Employment for Young Millennials in Assisted and Other Rental Housing; Barbara A. Haley and Aref Dajani

3. To What Extent Does Disability Discourage from Going on the Job Market? Evidence from Italy; Tindara Addabbo, Jaya Krishnakumar, and Elena Sarti
Part 2: Disability Inclusion Strategies and Interventions
4. The Complexity of Disability Inclusion in the Workplace: A South African Study; Nceba Ndzwayiba and Lieketseng Ned.
5. Model of Successful Corporate Culture Change Integrating Employees with Disabilities; Douglas Waxman

6. A Systematic Review of Vocational Interventions for Youth with Physical Disabilities; Shakira Hanif, Halie Peters, Carolyn McDougall, and Sally Lindsay
Part 3: Work Role and Well-Being
7. People with Physical Disabilities, Work and Well-being: The importance of Autonomous and Creative Work; Robyn Lewis Brown, Mairead Eastin Moloney, and Gabriele Ciciurkaite

8. Disability and Community Life: Mediating Effects of Work, Social Inclusion, and Economic Disadvantage in the Relationship between Disability and Subjective Well-being; Sara E. Green and Brianna Vice
Part 4: The Future of Work
9. Disability and the Future of Work: A Speculative Essay; Richard K. Scotch and Charles E. McConnel
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Disability; Employment; Well-Being; Inclusion; Work; Labor Market; Disabilities; Identity; Corporate Culture; Gender