Guest Toni Preckwinkle in dailyherald: Celebrate the successess of the Americans with Disabilities Act
As a former history teacher, lessons from history inevitably inform my administration's public policy. Those lessons are on full display today and all month long, as we commemorate the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act . In that spirit, I invite residents to take a moment to reflect on the significance of this pivotal civil rights legislation and the ways in which Cook County carries on its legacy today.
Studies have consistently shown that companies embracing diversity and inclusion perform better. Businesses with diverse teams exhibit higher levels of innovation, creativity and adaptability. Moreover, these companies are better equipped to address a broader range of customer needs, as they reflect the diverse communities they serve.
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These compelling stories illustrate that job seekers with disabilities bring a wealth of knowledge and unique talents to employers. This is true throughout the year, but particularly during ADA Month. It is a time to celebrate the strides we have made in promoting inclusion and accessibility, while also acknowledging the work that remains ahead.
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