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ARTICLE · 17 MAY 2006

National Inquiry Into Disability and Employment

A new report identifies three main barriers which inhibit workforce participation by people with disabilities, and suggests some ways to remove them.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

Key Point

  • A new report identifies three main barriers which inhibit workforce participation by people with disabilities, and suggests some ways to remove them.

"Workability II: Solutions", a Report of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission's National Inquiry into Employment and Disability, urges the private sector, community groups and people with a disability to work with governments to improve workplace opportunity and earning potential for people with a disability.

Background

The Report was released in February 2006, following a National Inquiry into the low employment rates and earning potential for people with a disability.

The Inquiry found that the Federal and State/Territory Governments need to do more to provide support, services and incentives to employers and to people with disabilities to ensure true equality of opportunity in the workplace.

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