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Document ID (ISN)103851
CIS number 05-136
ISBN(s) 92-2-111639-5 (en); 92-2-211639-9 (fr); 92-2-311639-2 (es); 92-2-813679-0 (ru); 92-2-911639-4 (am)
Year 2002
Convention or series no.
Title Managing disability in the workplace
Original title Voprosy truda invalidov [in Russian]
La gestion du handicap sur le lieu de travail [in French]
Gestión de las discapacidades en el lugar de trabajo [in Spanish]
Bibliographic information ILO Publications, International Labour Office, 1211 Genève 22, Switzerland, 2002. xii, 41p. Price: CHF 12.00.
Internet access http://www.ilo.org/public/english/employment/skills/disability/download/code.pdf [in English]
http://www.ilo.org/public/spanish/employment/skills/disability/download/code.pdf [in Spanish]
http://www.ilo.org/public/french/employment/skills/disability/download/code.pdf [in French]
Abstract Throughout the world, persons with disabilities are participating and contributing in the world of work at all levels. However, many persons with disabilities who wish to work are unable to do so because of numerous barriers. This code of practice provides guidelines for employers in the management of disability-related issues in the workplace. It covers work-related or non-work-related disabilities and outlines responsibilities for improving the employment prospects of persons with disabilities, particularly in the areas of recruitment, return to work, job retention and opportunities for advancement. The code is mainly aimed at employers, but it also explores the role of government and trade unions.
Descriptors (primary) responsibilities of employers; role of management; handicapped workers
Descriptors (secondary) legal aspects; rehabilitation; directive; role of workers' organizations; social aspects; role of government
Document type E - Books, reports, proceedings
Country / State or ProvinceILO
Subject(s) Generalities
Broad subject area(s) Industries and occupations
Browse category(ies) Workers with disabilities