The Labor Market Experience of Workers with Disabilities: The ADA and Beyond

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Contents
List of Figures vi
List of Tables viii
Acknowledgment xi
Preface xiii
1 Introduction 1
Disability Legislation in the United States 1
Policy Issues 3
Focus and Strategy of Analyses 5
Disabled Americans 12
Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) 15
Notes 18
2 Employment 21
Unconditional and Joint Probabilities 23
Explaining the Decline in Labor Force Participation Rates 27
Pooled, Cross-Sectional Analysis 30
Evidence from the SIPP 34
Employment Probability and Firm Size 37
Conclusions 43
Notes 44
3 Compensation: Wages and Benefits 49
Wage Levels 50
Differences in Wages Over Time 51
Wage Decomposition 61
Benefit Analysis 66
Conclusions 70
Notes 72
4 Hours of Work, Distribution, and Representation 75
Hours of Work 76
Distribution of Workers 90
Representation of Workers 95
Conclusions 99
Notes 101
5 Separation, Unemployment, and Job Search 105
Separation 106
Unemployment 111

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  • The Labor Market Experience of Workers with Disabilities - The Ada and Beyond *
  • Contents v
  • Figures vi
  • Tables viii
  • Acknowledgments xi
  • Preface xiii
  • 1 - Introduction 1
  • 2 - Employment (Co-Authored with Ludmila Rovba) 21
  • 3 - Compensation: Wages and Benefits 49
  • 4 - Hours of Work, Distribution, and Representation 75
  • 5 - Separation, Unemployment, and Job Search 105
  • 6 - State Versus Federal Legislation 125
  • 7 - Conclusions and Policy Implications 141
  • Appendix A - Cps Sample Construction 157
  • Appendix B - Sipp Sample Construction 159
  • Appendix C - Supplemental Tables *
  • Appendix D - State Disability Legislation *
  • References 209
  • The Author 217
  • Index 219
  • About the Institute 229
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