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  • Employment, High School Dropouts and Functionally Illiterate, Multiple Disabilities, Poverty, Research Summary, Rural / Remote, SSI / SSDI, TANF, Youth with Disabilities in Foster Care / November 11, 2019

    Hiring Individuals with ASD: Employers’ Perspectives

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Hiring Individuals with ASD: Employers’ Perspectives

Audio Version – 3-Minute Listen Research SummaryAt-a-GlanceTo learn employers’ perspectives on hiring individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), researchers surveyed and interviewed employers in a variety of industries who participated …

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