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45.4 percent of employed people with a disability had flexible work hours in July 2021
April 12, 2022
Employed people with a disability were more likely than those with no disability to have flexible work schedules in July 2021. Workers with flexible work hours can vary the time they begin or end work. In July 2021, 43.8 percent of employed men with a disability and 47.2 percent of women with a disability had flexible work hours.
Percent of employed people with flexible work hours by disability status and sex, July 2021
Sex
With a disability
Without a disability
Total, 16 years and older
45.4%
38.4%
Men
43.8
39.1
Women
47.2
37.7
Regardless of disability status, workers with a bachelor’s degree or higher were more likely to have flexible work hours than workers with less education. In July 2021, 54.6 percent of workers with a disability who attained a bachelor’s degree or higher had flexible work hours, compared with 33.0 percent of those with less than high school diploma. At all levels of educational attainment, workers with a disability were more likely than those with no disability to have flexible work hours.
United States Department of Labor
