A movement is afoot in Congress and in states to make it illegal for employers to pay people with disabilities less than the minimum wage.
The little-known practice has been allowed since the 1930s as a way to get people with disabilities into the workforce to help build their skills in order to obtain more competitive work later. Oftentimes that transition doesn’t happen, resulting in wages that amount to only cents per hour.
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