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Don't ask, don't tell: Two views on human resource practices for people with disabilities

Mukta Kulkarni, Reimara Valk
Journal Name
IIMB Management Review
Journal Publication
others
Publication Year
2010
Organizational Behavior & Human Resources Management
Publication Date
Vol. 22, PP 137-146, 2010
Abstract

In the present paper we explore how employees with physical disabilities and their human resource managers perceive practices aimed at entry, integration, and development of disabled employees. The results indicate that both sets of respondents want to treat people with disabilities as 'regular' employees and take attention away from disability.

Don't ask, don't tell: Two views on human resource practices for people with disabilities

Author(s) Name: Mukta Kulkarni, Reimara Valk
Journal Name: IIMB Management Review
Volume: Vol. 22, PP 137-146, 2010
Year of Publication: 2010
Abstract:

In the present paper we explore how employees with physical disabilities and their human resource managers perceive practices aimed at entry, integration, and development of disabled employees. The results indicate that both sets of respondents want to treat people with disabilities as 'regular' employees and take attention away from disability.