What is the employment-to-population ratio of people with disabilities according to the Kessler Foundation (2021)?

The employment-to-population ratio of people with disabilities, as reported by the Kessler Foundation in 2021, is 40%. This figure represents the proportion of individuals with disabilities who are employed compared to the total number of people in that demographic. The 40% ratio highlights both progress and challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in the job market, indicating that while a significant portion is employed, there remains a considerable number who are not. Factors contributing to this ratio may include accessibility issues, discrimination, and varying levels of support and resources available for individuals with disabilities looking to enter or remain in the workforce. Understanding this metric is crucial for developing effective policies and programs aimed at increasing employment opportunities for people with disabilities.