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Hiring People with Disabilities

  Studies suggest that hiring people with disabilities is typically low-cost, high return investment contributing to your bottom line and enhancing both your labor and customer markets. So, hiring people with disabilities is good business.

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  • disabilityworks External link opens in a new window  Visit disabilityworks and click on the menu for employer to learn more about hiring people with disabilities
  • Employing the Disabled External link opens in a new window  View the Department of Labor's guide to employing people with disabilities.
  • ADA Business Connection External link opens in a new window  Find American with Disabilities Act (ADA) resources for businesses, including advice on how to target customers with disabilities.
  • Ticket to Work The Social Security Administration (SSA) wants to help you connect with qualified jobseekers (SSI or SSDI beneficiaries), who are equipped to contribute to your organization’s mission. SSA is committed to supporting employers in connecting with qualified job candidates. The Ticket to Work Program is a work incentive program that ensures beneficiaries do not lose their federal cash benefits while in the process of becoming employed.
  • Job Accommodation Network External link opens in a new window  Access a free consulting service designed to increase the employability of people with disabilities. (A free service of the Office of Disability Employment Policy).

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    Careers for New Americans
    Careers for New Americans Careers for New Americans is a licensing guide website for immigrant professionals. It explains how to use your foreign education to rebuild your career in medicine, nursing, engineering, teaching and more here in Illinois.

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  • Questions about employee benefits?
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    The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) administers a variety of laws and regulations concerning employment benefits. These include retirement benefits, health benefits, the Family and Medical Leave Act, and other leave beneifts.

    Visit the DOL Website External link opens in a new windowto learn how to ensure your business is in compliance.

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