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This document explores the integration of individuals with disabilities into the workforce, emphasizing equal wages and benefits. It discusses the importance of job analysis, coaching, and after-care in facilitating employment. Additionally, it covers functional assessment in context, detection, and screening for competencies. The role of The Flemish Partnership and transnational collaboration among expert organizations is highlighted, promoting a supportive ecosystem for vocational training and development. Key insights into creating inclusive workplaces are shared, driving forward the agenda of equal opportunities.
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8. Give me an A Inclusion in a normal working environment:
Working with able people
Equal wages and benefits
Surplus value
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Job +After-care
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in the persons context
in the jobcontext
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Screening
Competences
Assessment
Functional assessment
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13. Give me an A The Flemish Partnerschip (OP): a network of expert organisations
DE PLOEG vzw (promotor): vocational training centre
INDIGO: therapy centre
NIEUWE MEDIA SCHOOL: ICT
RESOC Kempen: Regional economic and social consultative committee Kempen
SPK: Organisation for regional development
VKW Kempen: Treaty of Christian employers and framework members
WEB: vocational training centre
14. Give me an A Transnational partners: Smart groep
Finland: Lukineuvola
Netherland:Kairo
Polen: Rain man
Belgium: Learning gateway
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