Current practices in job matching: A Project SEARCH perspective on transition

Andrew C. Persch · Dennis Sullivan Cleary · Susie Rutkowski · Helen I. Malone · Amy Rowntree Darragh · Jane Case‐Smith

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BACKGROUND: Individuals with disabilities are employed at rates significantly lower than those without disabilities. Job matching has been an integral part of supported employment practices for individuals with disabilities for over 30 years. Howeve

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