Publisher's Synopsis
âOpportunities for the Employment of Handicapped Men in the Shoe Industryâ explores the potential for integrating disabled individuals into the workforce of the early 20th-century shoe manufacturing sector. Authored by Frederick J. Allen, this study delves into the specific tasks and roles within the industry that could be effectively performed by men with various physical handicaps.
The book offers insights into the types of accommodations and adjustments that could be made to facilitate the employment of handicapped workers, providing a practical guide for employers and vocational rehabilitation programs. It reflects a historical perspective on disability and employment, offering valuable context for understanding the evolution of attitudes and practices in workforce inclusion. This work is a significant resource for researchers and historians interested in the history of labor, disability studies, and the shoe industry.
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