I pledge to support
disability inclusion — in my own workplace and in others throughout my community. By joining the movement for workplace disability inclusion, I will:
Acknowledge and celebrate companies that hire people with disabilities.
Be kind, understanding, and helpful to my co-workers with disabilities.
Support efforts to include people with disabilities in workplace diversity plans.
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Did you know?
An impressive 90% of companies claim to prioritize diversity. However, only 4% of companies consider disability as a diversity factor.
SourceDid you know?
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the jobless rate for those with a disability was about twice as high as the rate for those without a disability.
(Unemployed persons are those who did not have a job, were available for work, and were actively looking for a job.)
SourceDid you know?
If workers with disabilities experienced the same employment rate as those without a disability, nearly 14 million more disabled people would have had jobs in 2021.
SourceHear Jimmy’s Story
Chimes Disability Employment Programs
Chimes employs more than 1,600 people throughout five states and the District of Columbia. The businesses, government agencies, and nonprofits who hire people through Chimes know they are not only securing reliable employees, but also creating a more inclusive environment for people with disabilities.
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Learn MoreThank you for taking the Workplace Disability Inclusion Pledge!
You are sending a strong message that all people, regardless of ability, deserve the opportunity to belong and succeed at work.
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Meet Chimes
Chimes is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping our neighbors with disabilities and behavioral health challenges reach their fullest potential. We create more meaningful lives by:
- Helping adults with disabilities experience the pride and dignity of employment.
- Providing behavioral health treatment while promoting the individual’s sense of self-worth.
- Supporting people with disabilities through all stages of life.
If you like the sound of Chimes, visit chimes.org for more information.