When Do Employers Provide Accommodations to Employees with Health Problems? Qualitative Evidence from Arkansas

Katie Morrison, Rayna Thornton, Alix Gould-Werth and Yonatan Ben-Shalom

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Abstract: This issue brief is the fourth in Advancing Policy to Support Workers with Disabilities, a Roosevelt House series edited by Professor Purvi Sevak that aims to objectively synthesize research that can inform policymakers and other stakeholders of the potential impacts of a range of policy changes on employment of individuals with disabilities. This brief focuses on findings from qualitative interviews with employers in Arkansas about retaining workers following disability onset.

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