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Access to Employment for Persons with Disabilities in Uganda

Author
Nyombi, Chrispas; Kibandama, Alexander
Abstract
Since 2000, the Ugandan government has implemented a number of policies aimed at combating disability discrimination in the workplace and leap towards equality of opportunities. However, despite the availability of progressive legislation and policies, persons with disabilities continue to face many barriers to accessing employment. This paper reviews the policies and legislation aimed at promoting disability protection in the workplace. Recommendations for reform are made before bringing together the various strands of argument throughout the paper.
Date Issued
2016-12-01Subject
employment; persons with disabilities; Uganda; employment policy; employment equality; employment inequality; disability in the workplace
Rights
Required Publisher Statement: © 2016 CCH Incorporated and its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Type
article
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