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Job satisfaction among disabled people in the sheltered workshop: Differential analysis

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2001A New Measure of Quality of Work Life (QWL) Based on Need Satisfaction and Spillover Theories867 cited
2007Feelings About Work: A Review of the Socio‐emotional Impact of Supported Employment on People with Intellectual Disabilities173 cited
2010A Comparison of Quality of Life Outcomes for People with Intellectual Disabilities in Supported Employment, Day Services and Employment Enterprises123 cited
2010Understanding Quality of Working Life of Workers with Intellectual Disabilities113 cited
2008Identification of personal factors that determine work outcome for adults with intellectual disability111 cited
2014Job Satisfaction of Employees with Disabilities: The Role of Perceived Structural Flexibility92 cited
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2006Quality of Life of Workers with an Intellectual Disability in Supported Employment54 cited
2016Job Satisfaction of People With Intellectual Disabilities in Integrated and Sheltered Employment: An Exploration of the Literature53 cited
2017Job satisfaction of people with intellectual disabilities: the role of basic psychological need fulfillment and workplace participation47 cited
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Una aproximación sociológica a la discapacidad desde el modelo social: apuntes caracteriológicos (A Sociological Approach to Disability Based on the Social Model: Some Characteriological Sketches)

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2012Enabling Self‐determination for Older Workers with Intellectual Disabilities in Supported Employment in Australia35 cited

2011Workplace social networks and their relationship with job outcomes and other employment characteristics for people with severe mental illness32 cited

2015La transformación de los servicios hacia la calidad de vida. Una iniciativa de innovación social de FEAPS29 cited

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