1000美元的转折点:用这笔钱可以实现什么,为残疾人打破就业障碍

Heather D. Hill
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每年,由澳大利亚工作重点组织(WorkFocus Australia)发起的一项澳大利亚政府倡议“就业通道”(JobAccess)管理用于设备、培训或工作场所改造的资金申请,以消除残疾人的就业障碍。雇主担心雇佣残疾人的成本——2011年的一项AHRI调查发现,只有14.83%的受访者认为,在他们的组织中没有意识到残疾雇员是高风险的或潜在的昂贵的——许多雇主不知道澳大利亚政府资助通过JobAccess提出的符合条件的申请。这篇论文的分析表明,仅仅1000美元就能带来多大的改变……如果好处是为残疾人创造可持续的就业机会,那么1000美元就不是那么多了。本文分解了这笔钱可以实现的目标,并对雇主、就业提供者或考虑实施这种方案的国家有更广泛的应用。就业通道是向澳大利亚雇主和残疾人提供的一项免费服务,除了管理就业援助基金外,它还就残疾人就业的所有事项提供咨询和支持。
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The $1,000 tipping point: what can be achieved with this sum to break down employment barriers for people with disability
Each year, JobAccess, an Australian Government initiative delivered by WorkFocus Australia, manages funding applications for equipment, training or workplace modifications to break down employment barriers for people with disability. Employers are concerned by the perceived cost of employing people with disability - a 2011 AHRI survey found that only 14.83% of respondents believed that there was no perception in their organisation that employees with a disability are high risk or potentially expensive – and many employers are not aware that the Australian Government funds eligible requests placed via JobAccess. The analysis in this paper shows just how much of a difference can be made with just $1,000… not that much money when the upside is creating sustainable employment for people with disability. This paper breaks down what can be achieved with this sum and has wider applications for employers, employment providers or countries considering implementing such a programme. JobAccess is a free service to Australian employers and people with disability and, as well as administering the Employment Assistance Fund, it provides advice and support on all matters disability employment.
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