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National Disability Employment Awareness Month, gives American Job Center service providers an opportunity to not only honor the contributions workers with disabilities make to America’s workplaces and the economy but to also examine program and...

Reviews business and policy conditions that influence scheduling practices in low-level hourly jobs to determine how flexibility in these schedules can be implemented meaningfully.

Researches the employment issues for people with disabilities by examining the impact of disability disclosure, leave as a reasonable accommodation, and the use of job applicant screeners on employment.

Examines the work of personal assistance services and their effect on workers with disabilities.

Examines the practices that states are using to become “model employers,” including strategies being implemented to expand the recruitment and hiring of people with disabilities within state government agencies.

An evaluation of three separate pilot research projects in 2004 to investigate, develop, and validate strategies likely to yield the largest number of telework positions for returning veterans and people with disabilities.

One-Stop services and employment outcomes of Social Security disability beneficiaries in four states that implemented the Disability Program Navigator have been assessed for program effectiveness.

Provides a summary of the progress to date in addressing the housing needs of migrant and seasonal farmworkers in Washington State.

Examines the outcomes for veterans seeking employment through the Department of Veteran Affairs' (VA) Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment program, as well as the progress the VA has made in addressing critical management issues.

This brief describes lessons learned from three organizations that adapted existing interventions to remotely provide work readiness activities or education and training services to job seekers with low incomes.