Mbulaheni Maguvhe / Sri Nurhayati / Udeme Samuel Jacob
Policies for employees with intellectual disabilities promote workplace inclusion, equal opportunities, and social participation. As organizations recognize the value of diverse workforces, new strategies emerge that remove barriers to employment and create supportive work environments. These policies may include accommodations, specialized training, supported employment, and anti-discrimination measures for meaningful and sustainable employment. By fostering inclusive workplace cultures and implementing effective support practices, employers may enhance employee well-being, improve organizational performance, and contribute to greater economic and social equity. Policies and Practices for Supporting Workers With Intellectual Disabilities explores the relationship between employment, inclusion, and the daily lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities. It examines evidence-based strategies, including supported employment, job coaching, workplace accommodations, inclusive human resource policies, and community-based rehabilitation approaches, that promote equitable participation in the labor market. This book covers topics such as financial literacy, assistive technology, and vocational rehabilitation, and is a useful resource for business owners, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and scientists.
