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Singapore's disability employment inclusion lags due to poor accessibility, low awareness of support, and limited employer hiring despite public backing.
A Singapore survey of 7,265 people reveals that despite strong public support, the country’s disability inclusion efforts in employment are hindered by poor workplace accessibility—especially digital access—and low awareness of government support programs.
Over half of persons with disabilities rate accessibility below 50%, and most don’t know about training or hiring grants.
While job satisfaction is moderate, financial self-sufficiency is low, and employer willingness to hire remains limited.
Experts say goodwill isn’t enough—systemic improvements in access, awareness, and employer support are needed for meaningful inclusion.
La inclusión laboral de las personas con discapacidad de Singapur está rezagada debido a la mala accesibilidad, la baja conciencia del apoyo y la contratación limitada de los empleadores a pesar del respaldo público.