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Executive Order 2017-08: The Establishment of Arizona as An Employment First State
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![]() | [...]na as an Employment First State WHEREAS, Arizonans who have disabilities a[...]a have some form of disability; and WHEREAS, the employment gap between individuals with and without disabili[...]EAS, opportunities for meaningful and competitive employment will improve the individuals' quality of life, in[...]developmental disability funding spent on day and employment services went to integrated employment; and WHEREAS, an inclusive and diverse workforce[...]rove and coordinate efforts to increase community employment opportunities for Arizonans who have disabilities[...]persons who have disabilities shall implement Employment First in Arizona and shall coordinate efforts to improve employment opportunities for working-age adults wh[...] |
![]() | [...]abilities to increase opportunities for community employment; b. In collaboration with stakeholders, id[...]expand model programs to increase community employment opportunities; c. Establish interagency ag[...]te; d. Set targets for improving community employment opportunities; e. Employment First focuses on assisting individuals who have disabilities attain competitive integrated employment. Competitive integrated employment means work performed on a full-time or[...]of a person who has a disability to select an employment option that they determine to be the best[...] |
Douglas Anthony Ducey, Jr., Executive Order 2017-08: The Establishment of Arizona as An Employment First State . Arizona Memory Project, accessed 17/02/2025, https://azmemory.azlibrary.gov/nodes/view/44929