Job loss worries over disability, reports DRC

Article Abstract:

A report by the Disability Rights Commission shows that almost one fourth of the non-disabled British work force is of the opinion that they would receive little help from their employers in the event they are disabled. The workers from small businesses were more pessimistic than those working elsewhere. The commission highlighted the need for developing the confidence of employees in this respect and suggestions for employing disabled persons without additional costs are also presented.

Management dynamics, Management, Interpretation and construction, Reports, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company business management, Labor supply, Labor force, Disability rights, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Labour force

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Small firms and the DDA

Article Abstract:

Research findings about the employment of Disabled employees is discussed. Fewer than 10% of firms with disabled employees, or that have had them in the past, have made adjustments to recruit disabled persons.

Employment Characteristics NEC

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Government promises employment opportunities for disabled people

Article Abstract:

The recommendations of the government report on the need to employ disabled people in United Kingdom are examined.

Government domestic functions, Domestic policy

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