Framework for Occupational Safety, Health and Employability Reintegration Initiatives for Disabled People within CEMAC Countries

Professor Alain Ndedi, Annita C Metha
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In any country in the world including within CEMAC countries, access to work is a public initiative that aims to help able and disabled peoples to integrate into or remain in a work setting. Unfortunately, some incidents and impediments may prevent disabled individuals to not easily have access to work sites. This paper brings a programme for organizations which provides support to disabled people who are seeking work, including funding of adaptations and purchase of special equipment, based on the established needs of the individual applicants to fulfill their needs. In this paper, the programme is about targeting groups of unemployed disabled people and employed disabled people at risk of becoming unemployed. In this paper, a programme will be developed aiming to enable disabled peoples to compete on an equal footing with their non-disabled colleagues. As it is going to be highlighted, this initiative will part of a larger movement within CEMAC countries Welfare policy towards the American model of ‘Welfare to Work’. As it going to be developed, the programme targets adults with disabilities who present themselves to the Job-Centre. They may be unemployed or already in employment, or perhaps wishing to change jobs. In addition, disabled people who are already in work, but who may need any of the supports provided by the service are also a target group. With the objectives of CEMAC countries to move to developmental states, integrating or reintegrating long-term disabled people at work is not only an activity to be undertaken by regional governmental organisations; but also social partners can also play a role. These organizations can carried out in partnership with local actors, both public and private, activities with the objectives of promoting enterprises’ awareness of their obligations regarding the hiring of disabled employees and the aids from which they can benefit and supports available to maintain employees declared unfit for work in different jobs.
中非共同体国家内残疾人职业安全、健康和就业能力重返社会倡议框架
在世界上任何国家,包括中非经共体国家,获得工作机会是一项公共倡议,旨在帮助有能力和残疾人融入或留在工作环境中。不幸的是,一些事件和障碍可能会阻止残疾人不容易进入工作场所。本文提出了一个方案,为那些为正在寻找工作的残疾人士提供支持的组织,包括资助适应和购买特殊设备,以满足个人申请人的既定需求。在本文中,该方案的目标群体是失业的残疾人和有失业风险的就业残疾人。在这份文件中,将拟订一项方案,目的是使残疾人能够在平等的基础上与非残疾人同事竞争。正如将要强调的那样,这一倡议将是CEMAC国家福利政策朝着美国“福利到工作”模式发展的更大运动的一部分。随着方案的发展,该方案的对象是到就业中心来的残疾成年人。他们可能失业或已经就业,或者可能希望换工作。此外,已经参加工作,但可能需要该服务提供的任何支持的残疾人也是目标群体。中非经共体国家的目标是向发展中国家转移,使长期残疾人在工作中融入或重新融入社会不仅是区域政府组织要开展的一项活动;但社会伙伴也可以发挥作用。这些组织可以与当地的公共和私营行为者合作开展活动,目的是促进企业认识到它们在雇用残疾雇员方面的义务,以及它们可以从中受益的援助和支助,以维持被宣布不适合从事不同工作的雇员。
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