What do people with intellectual disability think about their jobs and the support they receive at work? A comparative study of three employment support models

Ariella Meltzer; Shona Bates; Sally Robinson; Rosemary Kayess; Karen R Fisher; Ilan Katz

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What do people with intellectual disability think about their jobs and the support they receive at work? A comparative study of three employment support models

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What do people with intellectual disability think about their jobs and the support they receive at work? A comparative study of three employment support models

Ariella Meltzer, Shona Bates, Sally Robinson, Rosemary Kayess, Karen R Fisher and Ilan Katz

Social Policy Research Centre

2016

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Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Title: What do people with intellectual disability think about their jobs and the support they receive at work? A comparative study of three employment support models
Creators: Ariella Meltzer - Social Policy Research Centre
Shona Bates - Social Policy Research Centre
Sally Robinson - Southern Cross University
Rosemary Kayess - Social Policy Research Centre
Karen R Fisher - Social Policy Research Centre
Ilan Katz - Social Policy Research Centre
Publisher: Social Policy Research Centre; Sydney, NSW
Identifiers: 9781925218626; 1196; 991012820898402368
Academic Unit: Centre for Children and Young People
Resource Type: Report

What do people with intellectual disability think about their jobs and the support they receive at work? A comparative study of three employment support models

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