NY phasing out segregated work programs for disabled people | News, Sports, Jobs

ALBANY — In New York state, it is legal to pay disabled workers less than the minimum wage in programs once known as “sheltered workshops,” but the system

Related Keywords

United States ,Alaska ,Chenectady ,New York ,Ogdensburg ,Watertown ,New Hampshire ,Middletown ,Americans ,Phillipg Steck ,Skoufis Steck ,James Skoufis ,Michelle Quinell Gayle ,Dulles State Office Building In Watertown ,Office For People With Developmental Disabilities ,Us Government Accountability Office ,York Association On Independent Living ,People With Developmental Disabilities ,New York Air Brake ,Career Connections ,Marc Jefferson ,Border Protection ,Dulles State Office Building ,Assemblyman Phillip ,Accountability Office ,New York Association ,Independent Living ,New York News ,Ny Phasing Out Segregated Work Programs For Disabled Peoplenews ,Ny Phasing Out Segregated Work Programs For Disabled People ,