Disability, skills and employment: a review of recent statistics and literature on policy and initiatives

Abstract

This report examines the most up-to-date literature and statistics on the employment and skills gaps between disabled and non-disabled people. The findings suggest that, while disabled people have much lower employment rates and are more likely to be economically inactive than non-disabled people, there have been slight improvements in recent years. The report also highlights the different experiences of different groups of disabled people, and calls for policies and practices that recognise the range of disabled people's experiences and outcomes.

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