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Data Spotlight: Employment of Hispanics with Disabilities in Skilled Trades Professions

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Employment and Training

Disability employment

Data and Technology

Worker demographics

• By: David Rosenblum, Felix Wu • September 15, 2023

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We're taking a look at Census Bureau data that shows how many disabled Hispanic individuals are currently working in skilled trade professions.

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Data Spotlight: Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Workers with Disabilities in Skilled Trade Professions

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Employment and Training

Disability employment

Data and Technology

Worker demographics

• By: David Rosenblum, Alexandra Ruth • May 10, 2023

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During Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are spotlighting data on AA and NHPI workers with disabilities in skilled trade professions, which are critical for maintaining everyday infrastructure.

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Data Spotlight: Employment of Women with Disabilities in Skilled Trade Professions

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Disability employment

Data and Technology

Employment and Training

Worker demographics

• By: Alexandra Ruth, David Rosenblum • March 21, 2023

Data Spotlight

How many women with disabilities are working in skilled trade positions?

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Data Spotlight: Employment of Black Workers with Disabilities in Skilled Trade Professions

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Disability employment

• By: David Rosenblum, Alexandra Ruth • February 28, 2023

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Data analysis on Black workers with disabilities working in skilled trade professions

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Employment of People with Disabilities in Skilled Trade Professions

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Disability employment

• By: David Rosenblum, Alexandra Ruth • February 13, 2023

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How many people with disabilities are working in skilled trades?

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Hispanic Workers with Disabilities in the Labor Force

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Disability employment

• By: Jackson Costa, David Rosenblum • October 12, 2022

Graphic illustrating that approximately 1.1 million Hispanic adults with disabilities (age 16+) are currently working or want to work. For those employed, categories are broken down by full-time and part-time. Approximately 622,000 Hispanic adults with disabilities ages 16+ are working full-time and 199,000 are working part-time. Additionally, 127,000 are currently looking for work and 128,000 are currently not seeking work but want a job.

The Office of Disability Employment Policy shares the latest in its ongoing series of data snapshots about different subgroups of people with disabilities.

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Data Spotlight: Black Workers With Disabilities

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Disability employment

• By: David Rosenblum, Jackson Costa, Savi Swick • February 23, 2022

Chart data: Black adults with disability employment status, ages 16 and up. Employed full-time: 464,000. Employed part-time: 162,000. Currently looking for work: 111,000. Not currently seeking work but wants a job: 137,000. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population Survey 2021.

We recently analyzed some data that gave us greater insight into Black workers with disabilities. Here are a few of the facts we uncovered.

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