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Join us in unleashing the economic power of people with disabilities through impact investment to build an inclusive recovery. Learn more at smartjob.net
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Workers with disabilities need to be part of in-demand, growing fields instead of dying industries. People with disabilities need to be the designers of the future of work, making work more adaptable and sustainable. mckinsey.com/business-functi…
...build wealth for everyone in the global economy. Learn more at smartjob.net
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Did you know that affordable internet access is inclusive? It ensures that workers with disabilities can find, obtain, and sustain employment—from home. More importantly, it sets the stage for the world-class innovations that will define the future of work and...
...which is similar to that of other significant market segments, such as African Americans ($501 billion) and Hispanics ($582 billion). Imagine the market for disability-led innovations.
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We’ve said this before: There is a multi-trillion dollar hole where the disability labor market should be. The total after-tax disposable income for working-age people with disabilities is about $490 billion... air.org/resource/hidden-mark…
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Investments like increased internet access and assistive technology will have a massive impact, but there’s more to be done—and a lot of room to innovate.
It's time to invest in workers with disabilities to advance in the next century of employment.
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Our current system is pushing workers with disabilities into declining industries and jobs that won’t exist in the future due to automation or obsolescence. This only widens the disability wealth gap.
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Freeing workers from outdated models of work, and increasing funding for supports, is an important first step. It's time to build the future of work for people with disabilities. Learn more at smartjob.net
President Biden’s American Jobs Plan offers a historic opportunity to workers with disabilities: finally repealing the subminimum wage for people with disabilities, and significantly increasing HCBS funding. whitehouse.gov/briefing-room…
➡️ Visit smartjob.net to learn about how we are working to close the disability wealth gap through impact investment.
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History in the making: A disability policy director is now part of the Domestic Policy Council. Workers w/ disabilities will be included in conversations at the highest level. Congratulations Kim! We look forward to working w/ you in your exciting new role time.com/5946183/white-house…