Sentence examples for work disabled from inspiring English sources
About 20% of the patients became permanently work disabled, with partial work disability being more common than full work disability.
When the worker is still partially or fully work disabled after two years, he/she can apply for a long-term disability benefit.
In order to assess the impact of gender and disability, and due to the small samples of men and work disabled in the PhysR patient group, the PhysR and SSF patients were combined in analyses comparing men with women and the work disabled with the employed (see Additional file 2, Table S3).
People who are in work, looking for work, disabled, or caring for a child or a disabled person may be eligible to receive the Universal Credit.
It will just be a slower tightening of the vice on public spending, bearing down harder and harder on the people that he reckons most voters don't see: people who are long-term out of work, disabled, or old and vulnerable.
Track work, disabled trains, malfunctioning utilities, and the general madness of rush hour lead to frequent delays.
Thus, a wage subsidy scheme for raising the employability of the unemployed or out-of-work disabled may be used instead to subsidize the wages of disabled workers within the firm.
Notwithstanding the study design, eligible participants will be employees aged 18 to 63, working at least 12 h per week, and at risk of work disability, or already work-disabled due to medical restrictions.
Employees eligible for participation in the study will be work-disabled or at risk of work disability due to medical restrictions.
To reduce the economic burden of sick leave and reduced productivity, different employability interventions for work-disabled employees or employees at risk of work disability have been developed.
This study protocol provides detailed information on how to assess the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of employability interventions among employees with work disabilities or employees at risk of becoming work-disabled due to health complaints.
