The problem is not that disabled people are unwilling or unable to work but that there is still widespread ignorance that they are capable of working at all.
Armando rents the garage behind a house and she spends her days there, unable to work, traumatized by what she's been through, terrible things she experienced during her crossing and after.
She has been unable to work since developing an ulcer there.
"There are key people who are unable to work, unable to close the gaps in their status," said Mr. Murray, adding that his recruitment of foreign researchers at Harvard and M.I.T. had been damaged.
There is not one disabled person unable to work who would not love to be able, healthy and have the possibility of permanent employment.
Other notes: The language of the article needs some cleaning, and there are several sentences where I was unable to work out what was meant.
There was no significant difference between the numbers unable to work at 28 and 40 months after the tragedy.
Furthermore, there are few protections for Indian laborers who become unable to work.
The study says there are only 64,000 mothers of under-fives in Scotland unable to work as a result of looking after their children.
There are also insurance policies that cover your income if you are unable to work.
