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Disability and employment: Finding a way to work.

Disability and employment: Finding a way to work.
Disability and employment: Finding a way to work.
Disabled people experience low employment rates, low pay and poor quality employment. Disadvantages persist through anti-discrimination and employment support measures. Improving social inclusion is an international goal for disabled people, and high value is placed on employment as the means to attain it. The example of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the UK is used in this chapter which draws on the Capability approach and feminist perspectives to argue for participation in ‘work’ – valued shared endeavours – rather than employment at any cost. Relational processes of sociocultural learning and mutual accommodation to extend capabilities and social inclusion are highlighted.
social inclusion, work, capabilities, employment,, employment, intellectual and developmental disability,, learning, education, participaton, relational agency, social care, , supported employment
453-461
Elsevier
Nind, Melanie
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Croydon, Abigail, Elizabeth
Tierney, Robert J
Rizvi, Fazal
Ercikan, Kadriye
Nind, Melanie
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Croydon, Abigail, Elizabeth
Tierney, Robert J
Rizvi, Fazal
Ercikan, Kadriye

Nind, Melanie and Croydon, Abigail, Elizabeth (2021) Disability and employment: Finding a way to work. In, Tierney, Robert J, Rizvi, Fazal and Ercikan, Kadriye (eds.) International Encyclopedia of Education. 4th Edition ed. Elsevier, pp. 453-461. (Submitted)

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Disabled people experience low employment rates, low pay and poor quality employment. Disadvantages persist through anti-discrimination and employment support measures. Improving social inclusion is an international goal for disabled people, and high value is placed on employment as the means to attain it. The example of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the UK is used in this chapter which draws on the Capability approach and feminist perspectives to argue for participation in ‘work’ – valued shared endeavours – rather than employment at any cost. Relational processes of sociocultural learning and mutual accommodation to extend capabilities and social inclusion are highlighted.

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Submitted date: 18 August 2021
Keywords: social inclusion, work, capabilities, employment,, employment, intellectual and developmental disability,, learning, education, participaton, relational agency, social care, , supported employment

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Local EPrints ID: 451921
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/451921
PURE UUID: c575c21f-7ff1-486b-96aa-95acd788c1da
ORCID for Melanie Nind: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-4070-7513

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Date deposited: 03 Nov 2021 17:34
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 02:49

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Author: Melanie Nind ORCID iD
Author: Abigail, Elizabeth Croydon
Editor: Robert J Tierney
Editor: Fazal Rizvi
Editor: Kadriye Ercikan

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