Purpose This study investigates who requests workplace accommodations and who is more
likely to have requests granted. We investigate the role of demographic characteristics and …

Disability is often ignored in sociological studies of inequality and stratification even though
it is a highly stigmatized status characteristic strongly associated with socioeconomic …

People with disabilities continue to face extreme disparities in economic inclusion. They
have lower employment rates, earn significantly less, are more likely to engage in …

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, flexible and remote work was viewed as a silver
bullet that would increase employment rates among people with disabilities. This view fails …

Building on calls to integrate disability as an axis of stratification within sociological
research, particularly within intersectional analyses of inequality, this study documents the …

The socioeconomic disadvantage experienced by disabled people is too often perceived as
the natural, logical, or inevitable consequence of disability rather than resulting from policies …

Disability, as a social construct, is embedded in a wide range of social systems. Beginning
from the premise that different laws and institutions define disability in divergent, often …

Disability is often ignored in sociological studies of inequality and stratification even though
it is a highly stigmatized status characteristic strongly associated with socioeconomic …