Lisa Schur, Douglas Kruse, & Peter Blanck
2005
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This article addresses key questions arising from the economic and social disparities that individuals with disabilities experience in the United States. For instance, ‘‘What role does corporate culture play in the employment of people with disabilities?’’ ‘‘How does it facilitate or hinder their employment and promotional opportunities, and how can corporations develop supportive cultures that benefit people with disabilities, non-disabled employees, and the organization as a whole?’’ Corporate culture can create attitudinal, behavioral, and physical barriers for workers and job applicants with disabilities. This research concludes that if the employment prospects of people with disabilities are to be improved significantly, attention must be paid to the ways in which corporate culture creates or reinforces obstacles to employees with disabilities, and how these obstacles can be removed or overcome.
Lisa Schur, Douglas Kruse, Peter Blanck. (2005). Corporate Culture and the Employment of Persons with Disabilities. Behavioral Sciences & the Law, 23(1), 3-20.
Keywords: Corporate Culture, employment, workplace culture