Reliable
People with disability take fewer days off, take less sick leave and stay in jobs longer than other workers.
Productive
Once in the right job, people with disability perform as well as other employees.
Affordable
Recruitment costs are lower.
Safe
Australian (Deakin University 2002) and overseas studies have found that workers with disability are no more likely to be injured at work than other employees.
Good for business
People with disability build strong connections with customers. They boost staff morale and loyalty by helping to create a diverse workforce. Teamwork is enhanced. Real cost savings are realised through less turnover, recruitment and retraining costs. Hiring people with disability adds to the organisation’s overall diversity. It builds the company’s image among its staff, community and customers.
Attraction
Attracting and retaining the best person for the job.
Diversity
Increasing the diversity of the workplace.
Productivity
Improving workplace productivity.
Promotion
Promoting a workplace culture that is accessible and inclusive of employees with disability.
