2001
DOI: 10.1080/13668250020054459
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The co-worker training model: outcomes of an open employment pilot project

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“…Disability staff did not apply to issues of retirement the ideas used in earlier parts of the life course to foster participation and social inclusion of people with intellectual disability in employment, leisure, or localities. No one, for example, mentioned the potential applicability in retirement of strategies such as community networkers, co-worker support, or leisure buddies (Farris & Stancliffe, 2001). Later life may be an unfamiliar part of the life course for many staff in disability services but it should not negate their knowledge and skills about provision of support which they apply to earlier parts of the life course.…”
Section: Willingness Of the Community For Inclusionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Disability staff did not apply to issues of retirement the ideas used in earlier parts of the life course to foster participation and social inclusion of people with intellectual disability in employment, leisure, or localities. No one, for example, mentioned the potential applicability in retirement of strategies such as community networkers, co-worker support, or leisure buddies (Farris & Stancliffe, 2001). Later life may be an unfamiliar part of the life course for many staff in disability services but it should not negate their knowledge and skills about provision of support which they apply to earlier parts of the life course.…”
Section: Willingness Of the Community For Inclusionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The mentor only needs to continue to attend the group (which they would have done in any case) and to take on the additional mentorship role for as long as such support is needed. Mentors in community groups are analogous to co-workers providing on-the-job support to people with disability in open employment, and it is notable that researchers have successfully recruited co-workers to provide this support (Farris & Stancliffe, 2001;Lee, Storey, Anderson, Goetz, & Zivolich, 1997;Storey, 2003).…”
Section: Transition Into Retirementmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Co-worker training models evolved out of dissatisfaction with the more traditional place and train model in open employment services (Farris & Stancliffe, 2001). Co-worker training supports a work-site co-worker instead of a job coach, to act as mentor and provide the primary job training.…”
Section: Transition Into Retirementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…No obstante, diferentes trabajos (Farris y Stancliffe, 2001;Jenaro et al, 2002) han puesto de manifiesto que la obtención de un empleo per se no es suficiente para garantizar la satisfacción del trabajador con discapacidad intelectual. Es necesario además, conseguir un adecuado equilibrio entre normalización o semejanza de las condiciones de trabajo y los apoyos.…”
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