Disabled Employees
Strategies and Best Practices for Supported/Transitional Employment for Individuals with Disabilities
People with disabilities are often deprived of employment opportunities and condemned on grounds of low performance, if any organization tends to offer them jobs. Physical disability is not the measurement of cognitive incompetence hence; there is strong need to focus on promoting these individuals in taskforce. It can help them earn for themselves and play their role in organizational development as well.
Strategies and Best Practices for Supported/Transitional Employment for Individuals with Disabilities
In the 21st century, the importance of human beings is increasing as assets to the organization. It is no exaggeration to mention that many organizations officially state that their employees are their most valuable assets. The employees also confirm that their organization is concerned about their professional as well as personal lives and provides them with many opportunities to enjoy both of them. Furthermore, many organizations offer healthcare facilities to their employees so that they remain fit and continue contributing to the development of organization.
As environment is deteriorating largely, many organizations focus on hiring the healthy individuals in their taskforce. The health of individuals is ensured through medical examination which is conducted at the time when job offer is placed. There are many triggers behind this philosophy. Organizations want to ensure healthy environment for their employees hence do not take the risk of hiring a person who has contagious diseases. Furthermore, the regularity and punctuality of an employee also depend upon his physical health. It is assumed that if an employee does not enjoy sound health, he is expected to take more sick leaves. It has direct relationship with his performance and the organizational productivity on the whole.
The third important factor related to hiring healthy individuals is about the cost impact which is quite important as organizations have contracts with the healthcare insurance agencies and medical hospitals. If the employees are hired, and their physical well being is not up to the mark, it is most likely that they will not be covered under insurance policy and if they are covered, the policy premium will be high. In addition, the hiring organization will have to spend more on providing him the medical treatment. He will be visiting hospitals on regular basis and bills will have to be paid by organization.
As these factors are evaluated before finalising the decision of hiring an individual, naturally, the healthy individual gets priority while the other ones are deprived of earning opportunity. As mentioned earlier, environmental degradation has caused serious threats to the health and well-being, it is expected that a large pool of candidate will be rejected on the basis of health.
The same can be valid for the disabled employees as well. Organizations operating in the modern 21st century have uncountable challenges which they expect their employees to face. Organizations want to reduce the possibility of attention deviation to other aspects of life and want to do anything to boost their performance. In these trends, the earning of the disabled individuals requires special attention.
The disabled employees, may be mentally fit, but cannot perform certain functions which require physical fitness. An example is; the individual with speaking or hearing impairment cannot be appointed as call centre agent where the core function is attending and responding the calls. There are certain other factors which make it difficult for him to perform his role on the floor. In case of emergency, he cannot inform anybody about it. He cannot understand people talking about emergency hence cannot take any precautionary measure. Organizations tend to avoid hiring such employees but it is giving birth to many problems.
The disabled employees are increasingly deprived of employment opportunities; hence it is difficult for them to earn bread and butter. Many of them may have families whose responsibilities may have been assigned to them. As they find no employment opportunities, while their needs are lying unsatisfied, they start focusing on shameful activities like begging or unlawful activities like snatching. Both these types of activities are undesirable and the state authorities do not permit them.
It is, therefore, realized as a need of the hour to create employment opportunities for the disabled employees so that they can enjoy their living in a respectable manner. This paper gives an idea about the type of opportunities that can be made available to the disabled employees without compromising their own performance and organizational objectives as well.
Purpose of the Study
The purpose of study is to explore the possibility of providing employment opportunities to the employees with...
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