Momentum at Work: Disability and Career Mobility

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Global Insights on How Disabled Talent Is Shaping the Future of Work

Across seven countries and nearly ten million LinkedIn members with disabilities, new global research reveals a powerful workforce trend: professionals with disabilities are advancing- but often by switching firms to do so.

This landmark analysis uncovers how talent with disabilities is driving new momentum across labor markets and what it means for today’s most competitive organizations.

Uncover global insights that will shape your workforce strategy for years to come.

Momentum at Work: Disability and Career Mobility

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Executive summary graphic promoting the “Momentum at Work: Disability and Career Mobility” research from Disability:IN and LinkedIn. The design highlights key global findings about how professionals with disabilities advance in their careers, country-level analysis from seven markets, and data on mobility, retention, generational trends, and legislative alignment. The graphic includes a world map visual, a brief overview of the study, a list of high-level insights featured in the report, and calls to action to download the full report or book a custom briefing. Logos for LinkedIn and Disability:IN appear at the bottom.

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What's Inside the Report?

This analysis offers data that business leaders can act on, including:

Career advancement and participation trends for professionals with disabilities compared to non-disabled peers.
Employment trends for professionals with disabilities across generations—and where longstanding gaps are narrowing or reversing.
Which regions are experiencing the fastest shifts in retention, employment, and workforce participation.
How legislative frameworks align with observed workforce outcomes across the seven countries studied.
Where the data points to opportunities for organizations to strengthen retention, long-term performance, and future readiness.

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