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Currently, companies in Ohio are allowed to apply for a waiver from the state minimum wage to hire people with disabilities. But Ohio has multiple options to increase employment of people with disabilities without paying them less, writes columnist Rob Moore.
A program implemented at the University of Kentucky is focused on keeping Kentuckians in jobs.
A program implemented at the University of Kentucky is focused on keeping Kentuckians in jobs.
Starting in October, RETAIN Kentucky is expanding to serve more than 3,000 employees across Kentucky. The free program is open to employees 18 and older who have non-occupational illnesses or injuries that prevent them from performing their jobs.
$22M federal grant goes to D-H group aiming to get people back to work after disability Modified: 5/14/2021 9:27:57 PM LEBANON — A team of occupational medicine specialists at Dartmouth-Hitchcock is set to expand a project to help Vermonters get back to work through a four-year, $21.6 million federal grant, according to a news release from the Lebanon-based health system. The funding from the U.S. Department of Labor to the Vermont Department of Labor will go to support the second phase of a project called Retaining Employment and Talent After Injury/Illness Network (RETAIN). The effort is ...