Disability and the future of work

The employment landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by technological innovations, shifting employer practices, and new government policies that redefine where and how work is performed. However, these transformations have not been universally beneficial. Future research is required to explore the p...

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Other Authors Hyseni, Fitore (Editor), Schur, Lisa (Editor), Kruse, Douglas (Editor), Blanck, Peter (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K. : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2025.
SeriesResearch in social science and disability ; 16
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Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781835490075
DOI10.1108/s1479-3547202516
Physical Description1 online resource (288 pages)

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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction to the volume: Shaping the future of work for people with disabilities / Fitore Hyseni, Lisa Schur, Douglas Kruse, and Peter Blanck
  • Part I. Exploring employment disparities and job market trends
  • Chapter 1. Shifting landscapes: Demographic trends among workers with disabilities / Nanette Goodman, Arzana Myderrizi, and Giuseppe Franco Pagano
  • Chapter 2. First fired, last hired, and lower paid: Reemployment outcomes among displaced workers with disabilities, 2007-2021 / Michelle Maroto and David Pettinicchio
  • Chapter 3. The challenge of contingent work practices for people with disabilities: Findings from qualitative and survey research / Nathan W. Moon, Frances H. Harris, Maureen A. Linden, Salimah LaForce, and Patricia C. Griffiths
  • Part II. Systemic barriers and opportunities in employment policy
  • Chapter 4. Dismantling structural ableism: The influence of state medicaid and long-term services and supports policies on disability-based employment inequalities / Laurin E. Bixby
  • Chapter 5. The disability squeeze: How unmet needs and out of pocket costs impede work for people with disabilities / Zachary Morris and Nanette Goodman
  • Chapter 6. "no exit": Disability inclusion and the future of (sheltered) work / Katharina Heyer
  • Chapter 7. The nexus framework: Addressing racial bias and equity in disability employment / Kate Caldwell, Sumithra Murthy, Bailey Werner, Rooshey Hasnain, and Brenda Parker
  • Part III. Pandemic-driven shifts in work and accessibility
  • Chapter 8. Navigating post-pandemic realities: Faculty struggles with workplace support and stigma / Morgan Sanchez
  • Chapter 9. Disabled workers' experiences of remote work technology during the covid-19 lockdowns in Belgium and the uk / Frederike Scholz, Betul Yalcin, Koen Van Laer, and Jo Ingold
  • Part IV. Shaping the future of work for all
  • Chapter 10. The transforming national landscape of disability rights, mental health, and employment: Qualitative interviews with ada policy experts / Robert Gould, Mariana Garcia-Torres, Sarah Parker Harris, Amy Satterthwaite, Gus Budiarta, and Mark Harniss
  • Chapter 11. Inclusion of disability-owned businesses into federal, state, and private sector supplier diversity initiatives / Fatma Altunkol Wise, Nanette Goodman, and Lauren Gilbert
  • Chapter 12. Is the future a dead-end job?: A review and agenda on promotion discrimination against people with disabilities / Lauren Gilbert
  • Chapter 13. "ableism management": The additional labor of work and life with a disability / LaWanda H. Cook and Akemi Nishida.