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E-grāmata: Able!: How One Company's Extraordinary Workforce Changed the Way We Look at Disability Today

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  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Nov-2015
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In a time when companies are outsourcing abroad, Habitat International, a Tennessee-based carpet manufacturer, has managed to achieve superior levels of productivity at home, often two to three times greater than its competition. Habitat’s business has grown enormously, with much of its new business coming from work outsourced to them by competitors who could not come close to matching its productivity.

Habitat’s secret: they hire the people no one else will.

At Habitat three of every four workers have a physical or mental disability. They earn normal wages and are cross-trained on every job. They work harder, with less supervision, lower turnover and an unparalleled level of loyalty. The challenges have been significant; the rewards extraordinary.

This is Habitat’s story. It’s a powerful and moving tale of personal courage, deep commitment and challenging expectations. It’s a story of success and personal triumph. It’ll change the way you think about business . . . and the people around you.
Foreword xi
Randy Lewis
Preface xv
Jim Thomison
Introduction: Imagine... Being Able 1(8)
David Morris
PART ONE ABLE!
Dedication
9(2)
Author's Note, 2008
11(4)
Author's Preface
15(4)
1 An Able Workforce
19(2)
Eavesdrop on an extraordinary workplace where employees matter more than money
2 The Test
21(16)
The owners of a Georgia grass-turf company dare to take on an unusual challenge
3 "Why Can't We Hire More People Like This?"
37(6)
A social-services enclave of eight defies stereotypes about people with mental disabilities
4 Bucking the System
43(12)
David and his new plant manager fight the bureaucracy that labels people and holds them back
5 Terry: The Love Builder
55(8)
A special-education graduate with Down syndrome soars when given a chance to work
6 What Were We Thinking?
63(14)
The Habitat managers persevere as their patience is tested time and again
7 Martin: Mr. Determined
77(8)
A young man with cerebral palsy refuses to accept the word "can't"
8 We Are Family
85(14)
The workers with disabilities draw the Habitat family closer together
9 Lonnie: The Encourager
99(8)
A sweet-natured poet with schizophrenia shows that "distractions" aren't all that bad
10 David and the Goliaths
107(14)
Habitat loses a major account because of its disabled workers---and gains another for the same reason
11 Daniel: Man of Courage
121(10)
A horrific car accident steals a young man's carefree lifestyle but gives him the power to teach others a lesson about true grit
12 Doing Well By Doing Good
131(20)
Habitat lands a major account, grows by leaps and bounds, and shares its message of hope and acceptance across the U.S.
13 Sharon: Cinderella
151(8)
An employee with mental retardation helps train the newcomers---and gives them a run for their money
14 Leading By Example
159(8)
The Habitat managers are forever changed by the people they hire
15 Carl: The Company Grandpa
167(8)
A man at the peak of his career suffers a stroke and starts all over again
16 Love Is Contagious
175(24)
Business leaders and other Habitat "fans" share what they've learned from this caring place
17 The Habitat Advantage: Why the Company's Unconventional Workers Outproduce the Competition
199(4)
The facts prove it---Habitat's employees are more productive than conventional workforces. Here's how they do it
18 You Can Do This Too
203(16)
David Morris and his management team offer straight-shooting advice for entrepreneurs, human resources personnel, and anyone else interested in helping people with disabilities
Epilogue
209(4)
The Journey Continues
213(6)
PART TWO THE RIPPLE EFFECT
Are We Ready and Willing?
219(2)
George W. Kessinger
Showing the Benefits of Work for People with Disabilities and for the Employers Who Hire Them
221(2)
Thomas J. Ridge
Dwelling in Possibility
223(4)
Charles F. Dey
Alice in Wonderland
227(2)
Angela C. Mackey
Inspiring Life Without Limits Through Employment Opportunities
229(2)
Anita Porco
Liz Reitz
Character Building: Imperative to a Successful Workplace
231(2)
Nancy Reed
The Biopsychosocial Dimensions of Being Able!
233(4)
Rick Rader
Serving Jacob's Best Interests
237(4)
Carol Glazer
A Father's View
241(2)
Ralph Boston
Interview with Stephen Boston
243(4)
Dinner with Seth
247(4)
Denise Dunzweiler
Second Chance
251(4)
Patty Keith
Bibliography 255(6)
Acknowledgments 261(2)
About the Author 263
Nancy Henderson Wurst has written for Family Circle, The New York Times, Parade, and Women's Day. She has won two Print Journalism Equality, Dignity, and Independence Awards from Easter Seals. She lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

David Morris is the CEO of Habitat International. He lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee.