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Members, not patients: how the Clubhouse model grew from one New York house to 370 Clubhouses in 32 countries

Born in New York in 1948, the Clubhouse model now spans 370 Clubhouses in 32 countries — with Europe its largest region outside the US. Here's how its route back to paid work operates, and what the evidence really says.

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Europe's Missing Workers: 30 Million People Outside the Labour Market Across the EU

When you look beyond the official unemployment rate, approximately 30 million working-age Europeans are structurally outside the labour market — on disability benefits, long-term sickness, early retirement, or inactive. The fiscal cost exceeds €400 billion annually. This is the defining labour market challenge of the decade.

IInkludX Editorial8/19/2026
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Sweden Commissions Study on How Remote and Hybrid Work Can Open Jobs for 500,000 Disabled Citizens

The Swedish government tasked the Work Environment Authority on 30 July 2026 with analysing how remote and hybrid working arrangements affect employment prospects for people with disabilities. Labour Market Minister Johan Britz confirmed the assignment, noting that flexible work models can open doors that rigid office-based roles keep closed. Over 500,000 Swedes have functional impairments affecting their work capacity, yet the employment rate for people with disabilities in Sweden stands at just over 50% — roughly 30 percentage points below the general population. Research cited by the government suggests that remote work disproportionately benefits disabled workers by removing barriers such as commuting, sensory overload in open-plan offices, and inflexible scheduling that conflicts with medical needs. The Work Environment Authority must consult with the Swedish Public Employment Service, the Discrimination Ombudsman, and disability advocacy organisations before reporting findings by 31 July 2028. For inclusive employers, the announcement is a prompt to audit whether hybrid policies are genuinely accessible or merely available on paper — and whether reasonable adjustment frameworks explicitly cover flexible location as a standard accommodation.

RRegeringen.se7/30/2026
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