Aid for Disadvantaged and Disabled Workers

Aid for Disadvantaged and Disabled Workers refers to financial support provided by governments to help individuals facing challenges in the labor market due to disability or economic disadvantage. This aid aims to create equal employment opportunities by reducing employers' costs associated with hiring these workers. Under State Aid Law, such assistance is regulated to ensure it does not distort competition unfairly within the marketplace. The goal is to foster inclusion and support companies that hire individuals who may otherwise struggle to find work, thereby enhancing their economic independence and social participation.