Employment of People with Disabilities in Private and Public Sectors

R. Perućica, Biljana Sladoje Bošnjak, I. Zečević
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Employers often have prejudices and negative stereotypical attitudes regarding the employment of persons with disabilities (PwD). This is a part of the conclusion of D1.1 Report - Identify and analyze the needs of employers within School-to-Work Transition for Higher education students with disabilities in Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro (Trans2Work) project. We are interested in whether there is a difference in attitude between employers in the public and private sectors when it comes to hiring persons with disabilities. The aim of the research was to examine the attitudes of employers in the private and public sectors regarding the employment of persons with disabilities. We hypothesized that employers in the public sector had more positive attitude towards the employment of persons with disabilities in relation to employers in the private sector. The study sample consisted of companies from the private and public sectors in one of two entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Republic of Srpska (60 companies in the private sector and 60 companies in the public sector). In this research, we used the Questionnaire about employment of the people with disabilities, which examines the attitude of the employers about employment of the persons with disabilities. The Questionnaire consisted of 19 questions. Employers were asked questions related to the employment of persons with disabilities. The Questionnaire had good reliability and Cronbach alpha coefficient was 0,89. We used two methods in the study: the survey method and the method of theoretical analysis. We used the survey method to conduct data collecting through research instruments, data processing and analysis of the results, while the methods of theoretical analysis were necessary for collection and selection of relevant information from the former methodological and subject-related researches. Results confirmed the assumption that employers in the public sector had more positive attitude towards the employment of persons with disabilities compared with the employers in the private sector. Complete and thorough analysis would be shown in the paper. We hope that the results will contribute to the existing literature related to the employment of persons with disabilities and project Trans2Work in general.
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雇主往往对雇用残疾人士存有偏见和消极的刻板态度。这是D1.1报告结论的一部分-确定和分析塞尔维亚、波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那和黑山高等教育残疾学生从学校到工作过渡(Trans2Work)项目中雇主的需求。我们感兴趣的是,在聘用残疾人士方面,公营和私营雇主的态度是否有差异。这项研究的目的是审查私营和公共部门的雇主对雇用残疾人的态度。我们假设公营机构的雇主对聘用残疾人士的态度较私营机构的雇主更为积极。研究样本包括波斯尼亚-黑塞哥维那-斯普斯卡共和国两个实体之一的私营和公共部门的公司(60家私营部门公司和60家公共部门公司)。在本研究中,我们使用了《残疾人就业问卷》,考察了用人单位对残疾人就业的态度。问卷共有19个问题。向雇主提出了与残疾人就业有关的问题。问卷信度良好,Cronbach α系数为0.89。我们在研究中采用了两种方法:调查法和理论分析法。我们采用调查法,通过研究工具进行数据收集、数据处理和结果分析,而理论分析的方法是必要的,从之前的方法学和学科相关研究中收集和选择相关信息。结果证实了公共部门的雇主比私营部门的雇主对雇用残疾人的态度更积极的假设。论文将进行全面透彻的分析。我们希望这些结果能够对现有的与残疾人就业和Trans2Work项目有关的文献有所贡献。
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