Disability inclusion in for-profit organizations: Workplace case studies in the Netherlands, Denmark and the United States
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| author | Consortium for Global Education |
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| contents | <p>For profit organizations recruiting and integrating workers with disabilities share a surprisingly common set of enablers. Across three different countries and five organizations, we find that they are characterized by (1) inclusive core values, (2) senior management commitment, (3) disability inclusive culture and (4) strong community partnerships. The study is based on a strategic selection of companies that employ a much larger proportion of employees with disabilities compared to similar companies in their country: Walgreens and Sephora in the USA, Philips and VodafoneZiggo in the Netherlands and Grundfos in Denmark. They are large, private, and successful companies in very different contexts. Our contribution to the disability literature is to focus on enablers rather than barriers to employment and to identify a specific set of common enablers that promote labor market inclusion of people with disabilities</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Disability inclusion in for-profit organizations: Workplace case studies in the Netherlands, Denmark and the United States Consortium for Global Education Workplace inclusion recruitment for profit disability employment case study international case study <p>For profit organizations recruiting and integrating workers with disabilities share a surprisingly common set of enablers. Across three different countries and five organizations, we find that they are characterized by (1) inclusive core values, (2) senior management commitment, (3) disability inclusive culture and (4) strong community partnerships. The study is based on a strategic selection of companies that employ a much larger proportion of employees with disabilities compared to similar companies in their country: Walgreens and Sephora in the USA, Philips and VodafoneZiggo in the Netherlands and Grundfos in Denmark. They are large, private, and successful companies in very different contexts. Our contribution to the disability literature is to focus on enablers rather than barriers to employment and to identify a specific set of common enablers that promote labor market inclusion of people with disabilities</p> |
| title | Disability inclusion in for-profit organizations: Workplace case studies in the Netherlands, Denmark and the United States |
| topic | Workplace inclusion recruitment for profit disability employment case study international case study |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14781876 |