The Americans With Disabilities Making Under Minimum Wage
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The 14C Wage Controversy
This chapter investigates the contentious 14C program, which permits U.S. employers to pay workers with disabilities below the minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. Through personal stories and statistical analysis, it examines the program's impact on individuals’ dignity and rights, while assessing whether it truly provides meaningful employment opportunities or perpetuates exploitation. The chapter highlights a spectrum of experiences, revealing both the struggles and a sense of community for those affected.
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