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Mia Ives-Rublee urges employers to adjust to the needs of the disability community in response to the devastating COVID-19 pandemic.
Disability, Worker Rights
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Interim Executive Vice President, Communications
Senior Director, Government Affairs
Senior Manager, State and Local Government Affairs
The United States will face an epic worker crisis if its policies and workplaces do not adjust to the needs of the disability community.
While most headlines focus on frustrated employers who are struggling to keep staff on their payroll, they completely ignore a huge situation that the disability community has been warning about since the pandemic began. COVID-19 is a mass disability event.
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