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U.S. Table 3

People with Functional Activity Limitations, Activities of Daily Living Limitations, and Instrumental Activity Limitations who were Employed, 1991-92


Total People Employed in the U.S. = 119,997,000 = 100%
Total People with Disabilities Employed in the U.S. = 16,064,000
EMPLOYED PEOPLE WITH FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY LIMITATIONS
ACTIVITY LIMITED UNABLE
Seeing words and letters 2,338,000 158,000
Hearing normal conversation 3,844,000 224,000
Having speech understood 527,000 34,000
Lifting and carrying 10 pounds 2,757,000 815,000
Climbing stairs without resting 2,795,000 901,000
Walking 3 city blocks 2,871,000 805,000
Total with a functional limitation 10,015,000 2,061,000
EMPLOYED PEOPLE WITH ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING LIMITATIONS
ACTIVITY LIMITED NEEDS PERSONAL
ASSISTANCE
Getting around inside home 209,000 77,000
Getting in or out of bed or chair 672,000 183,000
Taking a bath or shower 310,000 154,000
Dressing 279,000 154,000
Eating 117,000 43,000
Using the toilet 151,000 69,000
Total with an ADL limitation 968,000 324,000
EMPLOYED PEOPLE WITH INSTRUMENTAL ACTIVITY LIMITATIONS
ACTIVITY LIMITED NEEDS PERSONAL
ASSISTANCE
Going outside the home 500,000 299,000
Keeping track of money and bills 329,000 257,000
Preparing meals 275,000 217,000
Doing light housework 497,000 306,000
Using the telephone 381,000 115,000
Total with an instrumental limitation 1,288,000 743,000


NOTE: A total (e.g., total with a functional limitation) is not the sum of a column since a person may have more than one limitation (e.g., seeing words and letters as well as hearing normal conversation). Totals may be used to compute percentages (e.g., 2,061,000/119,997,000 = 0.017 = 1.7% = percent of people employed in the U.S. who have a severe functional limitation).

SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Americans with Disabilities: 1991-92.