Canadians with disabilities: A demographic, employment and income profile, 2017 An estimated one in five Canadians (or 6.2 million) aged 15 years and over had one or more disabilities that limited […]
Canadians with disabilities have consistently experienced low levels of employment, as well as barriers in the educational, economic and social spheres. They face massive obstacles in […]
The Ontario government has made it clear: hiring qualified people with disabilities is not only the right thing to do, it’s good for business and good […]
In July 2012, the Government of Canada appointed a panel to consult with private sector employers, as well as other organizations and individuals, on the labour […]
The employment rate of Canadians aged 25 to 64 with disabilities was 49% in 2011, compared with 79% for Canadians without a disability. Among those with a ‘very severe’ disability, the employment rate […]
Doing Disability at the Bank is one of twelve case studies associated with the research network called The Changing Nature of Work and Lifelong Learning in […]