This study aims to analyze status, trends, and possible future research areas in the literature
on “disability and work.” It is an in-depth analysis of articles related to this field, published …

A severe work-limiting disability is a financially consequential event that any American
worker might encounter. Social Security Disability Insurance (DI) offers some protection from …

As the world prepares for an increasingly aging population with chronic debilitating
diseases, the demand for home healthcare services is increasing. As such, home healthcare …

As military members transition from military service to civilian sector employment,
organizations have failed to connect with the transitioning members and harness the unique …

Nearly 26% of American adults have a disability. The goal of vocational rehabilitation for
individuals with disabilities is to participate in the labor market and improve their quality of …

The purpose of this qualitative descriptive study was to understand how non-commissioned
officer veterans in the Southwestern United States described how motivation influenced their …

Since its inception in 1935, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has supported research
to help formulate policy and ensure that the agency meets the changing needs of the public …

Disparate employment rates exist between persons with without disabilities in the
Midwestern United States. Employers have concerns about hiring disabled applicants and …

For most of the past half-century, the share of prime-age men—those ages 25 to 54—in the
labor force has been declining slowly but steadily. In the first quarter of 2017, 88.8 percent of …