GENERAL11 Sept 2026
India Inc's hiring of specially abled people is making slow progress
Indian companies are still hiring very few people with disabilities, and progress remains slow. Workplace barriers and a gender divide keep millions of disabled workers out of formal jobs. Experts say hiring them for productive roles would show inclusive policies are really working. If you run a business, review your hiring practices and job roles to see where disabled candidates can be included.
Key Statutory Highlights
- India Inc's hiring of specially abled people is making slow progress.
- Workplace barriers and gender divides leave millions of disabled workers sidelined from the formal economy.
- Experts say hiring people with disabilities for productive jobs will be another sign of inclusive policies.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:Take a fresh look at your hiring process and job roles to see whether people with disabilities can be considered fairly. A short internal review with your HR team is a reasonable first step, and any change should be checked against your own policy and legal advice before you act.
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