Disability Discrimination In The Workplace

In the United States, disability discrimination is the workplace is common. A chief complaint among disabled workers is the lack of employment opportunities available to workers with a disability. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is a United States government agency that works to enforce anti-discriminatory laws. The EEOC suggests that the hiring of disabled individuals can be beneficial for companies. For example, tax credits are available to companies that hire disabled workers. Additionally companies can enjoy other benefits of hiring disabled workers, such as having a wider pool of potential applicants and a varied workforce. Diverse workforces demonstrate to the community that a business is inclusive and can bolster public image.

Fast Facts

  • Employees interested in hiring disabled workers can search the Workforce Recruitment Program for College Students with Disabilities, a free database of potential employees, all of whom are recent graduates with disabilities. Individuals on the list have been screened and are searchable by qualifications.
  • The United States Department of Veteran Affairs offers tax incentives to employers willing to hire disabled veterans through its Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Program.

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