Situating disability. The recognition of “disabled workers” in France

Abstract

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Employing Differently Abled Shop-Floor Employees in Confectionery Industry in Sri Lanka: An Ethnographic Narrative

“…Historically, work is one of the sites where the notion of disability is elaborated, it may be either seen as a place of rehabilitation where disabled persons may find or re-find a feeling of social utility and self-realization; or a setting where situations of disability appear, because performance demands might reveal or even engender limitations that then become problematic (Bertrand et al, 2014). But with the enhancement of social norms, as argued by Saad Nagi, William McBroom and John Collette (1972), "Work remains an important and often a necessary aspect of life for persons with impairments.…”

‘Disable Equality’: The Role of the Community in Bridging Diffability People to Adopt Media and Technology

“…Many studies have been conducted on difable community's interest, in the term of both accessible policy to difable and difable manpower [9]. Generally, people with different ability become object and the public considers difable people as weak individuals.…”