Last modified on Tue 27 Jul 2021 19.23 EDT Ministers have announced plans to help disabled people in the workplace, part of a wider disability strategy billed as the most ambitious in a generation, but condemned by some campaign groups as notably thin in specific policies. The 120-page strategy, led by the Department for Work and Pensions, is intended as the first step in an annual process by which all departments will be assessed on how well their policies help disabled people. The first incarnation, backed by £1.6bn in funding â although this is all money previously announced â focuses on the workplace, tackling inclusion and seeking to cut a disability employment gap currently at 28.6%.