Segregated and exploited: The failure of the disability service system to provide quality work

Cheryl Bates-Harris

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Often, good intentions go wrong. Segregated and sheltered work and paying less than the minimum wage are perfect examples of that axiom. They are programs that were designed to help people with disabilities learn meaningful skills and obtain gainful

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