更高比例的人生活在有残疾人的家庭成员生活在贫困中,相比于那些生活在家庭中,没有人是禁用的,23%的人在有至少有一个残疾的家庭成员住在相对收入贫困,在之前住房成本的基础上,而只有16%的个人在家庭没有残疾成员。29%的儿童在家庭中至少有一个残疾成员在贫困中,这一比例显著高于20%的儿童在家庭中没有残疾成员。残疾人的就业率差距和身体健全的人已经从2002年的约36%下降到2010年的29%。然而,残疾人在就业更容易。尽管有显著改善残疾人的就业率在过去的十年中,残疾人的就业率是48%左右,相比之下,约78%的身体健全的人。残疾人约两倍不持有任何资格与身体健全的人相比,和一半左右可能会举行学位资格。24%工作年龄的残疾人不举行任何正式的资格,而百分之十的工作年龄身体健全的人。11%的工作年龄残疾人持有学位资格相比,22%的工作年龄身体健全的人。残疾人更有可能体验到不公平的待遇比非残疾的人在工作。在2008年,19%的残疾人工作有经验的不公平待遇而只有13%的身体健全的人。大约三分之一的残疾人遇到困难与障碍在访问公共、商业和休闲产品和服务。尽管non-decent住宿已经关闭的差距近年来,三分之一的家庭与一个残疾人仍住在non-decent住宿。五分之一残疾人需要适应他们家相信他们的住宿是不合适的
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A substantially higher proportion of individuals who live in families with disabled members live in poverty, compared to individuals who live in families where no one is disabled, 23 per cent of individuals in families with at least one disabled member live in relative income poverty, on a Before Housing Costs basis, compared to 16 per cent of individuals in families with no disabled member. 29 per cent of children in families with at least one disabled member are in poverty, a significantly higher proportion than the 20 per cent of children in families with no disabled member. The employment-rate gap between disabled and non-disabled people has decreased from around 36 per cent in 2002 to around 29 per cent in 2010. However, disabled people are far less likely to be in employment. Although there have been significant improvements in the employment rates of disabled people in the last decade, the employment rates of disabled people are around 48 per cent, compared with around 78 per cent of non-disabled people. Disabled people are around twice as likely not to hold any qualifications compared to non-disabled people, and around half as likely to hold a degree-level qualification. 24 per cent of working age disabled people do not hold any formal qualification, compared to ten per cent of working age non-disabled people. 11 per cent of working age disabled people hold degree-level qualifications compared to 22 per cent of working age non-disabled people. Disabled people are significantly more likely to experience unfair treatment at work than non-disabled people. In 2008, 19 per cent of disabled people experienced unfair treatment at work compared to 13 per cent of non-disabled people. Around a third of disabled people experience difficulties related to their impairment in accessing public, commercial and leisure goods and services. Although the gap in non-decent accommodation has closed over recent years, one in three households with a disabled person still live in non-decent accommodation. One in five disabled people requiring adaptations to their home believe that their accommodation is not suitable
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