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Disabled persons face serious challenges in looking for work.
Assistance programs are often complex and poorly coordinated, forcing individuals to piece together information and to develop work strategies on their own. Employers are often reluctant to hire the disabled, which can discourage them from looking for work. The Work Site , a service of the Social Security Administration's Office of Employment Support Programs is designed to provide information to help these persons find good jobs. With only about 5 percent of all Web sites designed to be accessible to the disabled, The Work Site is designed for easy use by people who are visually or hearing impaired, or have a limited range of motion and dexterity. Employers who will be able to read about tax incentives for hiring people with disabilities , learn about employment provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act , and get useful information about work-site accommodations.