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What works for whom in helping disabled people into work? (WP120)

The UK Government on December 17th 2013

Department for Work and Pensions

Research into helping disabled people into employment and to remain and progress in work.

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Education Vocational education Evaluation Low back pain Cost–benefit analysis Physical therapy Employment Sick leave Motivation Learning disability Risk Human activities Qualitative research Disability Supported employment Health Subsidy Welfare Mental disorder Anti-discrimination law Department for Work and Pensions Discrimination Accessibility Research Cognitive behavioral therapy Labour economics Employee retention Occupational safety and health Incentive Equality and Human Rights Commission

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