How COVID work-from-home arrangements could help people with disabilities

Elie El-Khoury Antonios

Elie El-Khoury Antonios Source: SBS

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For people with disabilities, a shift toward flexible work has been a long time coming, with on-site employment often serving as a major barrier.

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