
HR Frontiers with Senyo M. ADABENG: Being disabled in a typical workplace
…the normalized nightmare
For the over two million citizens living with a disability in. Ghana, representing about a significant 8.6 per cent of our population, the pursuit of a dignified livelihood is a daily battle against a system that is often structurally and attitudinally hostile. This statistic does not include non Ghanaians disabled persons living in the country.
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