2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2009.11.001
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L’insertion professionnelle des travailleurs handicapés en France : principes et réalités

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“…It appreciates that there are other important measures, particularly the extent of occupational segregation and comparisons of income levels, but they are beyond the scope of this article. Furthermore, we focus on industrial relations explanations (employment law/labour economics/industrial sociology), not wider social factors such as disabled people's access to education, public transport and adapted housing, although acknowledging that such factors have a mediating role in respect of disabled people's employment (Levet, 2007;Blanc, 2009;Jacquinot, 2009). This article has noted that both in the UK and France disabled people's employment rate is significantly lower than non-disabled people's employment rate, but France's rate of disabled people's employment is higher than the UK's, although these statistics have limitations as discussed above.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…It appreciates that there are other important measures, particularly the extent of occupational segregation and comparisons of income levels, but they are beyond the scope of this article. Furthermore, we focus on industrial relations explanations (employment law/labour economics/industrial sociology), not wider social factors such as disabled people's access to education, public transport and adapted housing, although acknowledging that such factors have a mediating role in respect of disabled people's employment (Levet, 2007;Blanc, 2009;Jacquinot, 2009). This article has noted that both in the UK and France disabled people's employment rate is significantly lower than non-disabled people's employment rate, but France's rate of disabled people's employment is higher than the UK's, although these statistics have limitations as discussed above.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of course, there are other important measures, particularly the extent of occupational segregation and income levels, but they are beyond the scope of this article. Furthermore, we focus on industrial relations explanations, not on wider social factors such as disabled people’s access to education, public transport and adapted housing, although such factors have a mediating role with respect to disabled people’s employment (Blanc, 2009; Jacquinot, 2009; Levet, 2007).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Le maintien dans l'emploi peut être défini comme « les mesures qui ont pour objectif de compenser la déficience, de modifier l'environnement de proximité ou encore d'agir sur l'organisation générale du travail » [3] et par conséquent de lutter contre le licenciement pour inaptitude médicale. En 2005, la loi pour l'égalité des droits et des chances, la participation et la citoyenneté des personnes handicapées a renforcé le principe de non-discrimination et a multiplié les fonds consacrés au maintien dans l'emploi [4,5]. Du fait du vieillissement des salariés engendré par l'allongement des carrières [6], les situations de handicap professionnel vont se multiplier dans les années à venir et solliciteront de plus en plus l'intervention des médecins du travail.…”
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“…Pris dans la tension entre droit au travail et droit au non-travail, le champ du handicap se révèle un bon angle d'attaque pour saisir plus largement les transformations contemporaines de la question sociale. (Ebersold, 1992) et ailleurs (Samoy & Waterplas, 1997 ;Cohu, Lequet-Slama & Velche, 2005) et leurs conséquences au sein des entreprises (Blanc, 2009) ou du secteur protégé (Blanc, 1999 (Calvez, 1994) ? La littérature sociologique à son sujet fait pourtant rarement ce pari.…”
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