英文摘要 |
This study examines the employment needs and work motivation of people with disability in Hualien. The purpose is to identify the local characteristics with a needs perspective. The secondary data used was 2014 Physically and Mentally Disabled Citizens Living And Demand Assessment Survey, Hualien County, Taiwan. Only valid sample who were aged between 16 and 64 years old and self-identified able to work were included (N=438). In comparison with the 2011 national survey, people with disability in Hualien had higher employment participation rate and were more likely to be part-time or contract-out labors. They wanted job information badly but the degree of expecting the assistance from the government was lower than the national level. In exploration the relationship between work motivations and the key personal factors, financial pressure was stronger in the unemployed, independence was more appreciated by the employed, and the female looked for learning and growth from their work in relative to the male. Suggestions for localizing and personalizing the employment supports were made based on the findings. |