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What is DORS?

What Can DORS Do for Maryland Businesses?

How DORS Prepares a Workforce

On-the-job training reimbursements

Place a Job Order with DORS

Other Ways to Support Employment for People with Disabilities

Maryland's WorkTech

Workforce & Technology Center

State & Federal Tax Incentives

Free Information from the Job Accomodation Network

About Employees/ Applicants Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

FAQ for Employers

Disability Employment Links

DORS Specialists Provide Quality Federal Employees

For Employers

What Can DORS Do for Maryland Businesses?

Baltimore, Maryland

Match qualified applicants with job openings
Funding for on-the-job training
Provide worksite consultation
Identify technologies that increase workplace productivity and success
Coordinate services for workplace disability issues
Provide employment consultation

Match qualified applicants with job openings

Pre-screened, qualified applicants ready for work, many with successful completion of vocational training, higher education and work preparation services
DORS also operates the Workforce & Technology Center whose graduates have learned valuable job skills including computer-aided drafting, office technology, automotive technology, security guard and more.

Cambridge, Maryland

Funding for on-the-job training

Train new employees to the specific needs and requirements of your business
Arrange reimbursement for a percentage of the trainee’s wages
Follow-along services to the trainee and employer

Hagerstown, Maryland

Provide worksite consultation

On-the-job worksite consultations help employers hire qualified workers and retain valued employees with disabilities

Towson, Maryland

Identify technologies that increase workplace productivity and success

Customized magnifiers, lighting and computer screen enlargement for people who have difficulty reading standard print
Modified workstations that increase the productivity of people with orthopedic and other disabilities
Computer software and adaptive keyboards for people who have difficulty using a standard mouse and keyboard

Waldorf, Maryland

Coordinate services for workplace disability issues

Guidance about federal and state disability tax credits
Worksite assessments and recommendations
Accessible worksites and services for employees and customers
Staff training about disabilities and disability myths
Inclusion of candidates with disabilities in recruitment
Information about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

Beltsville, Maryland

Provide employment consultation

Employer satisfaction with personal follow-up for at least the employee’s first three months on the job

Maryland's WorkTech->

Contact Information

DORS Employer Services

Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS)

2301 Argonne Drive

Baltimore, MD 21218

Phone:

410-554-9385; Toll-free: 888-554-0334

Email:

dors@dors.state.md.us

Quick Links
	DORS Locations
	Frequently Asked Questions

Related Links
	Workforce & Technology Center
	Comptroller of Maryland: Maryland Disability Tax Credit
	Assistive Technology
	Job Accommodation Network

Publications
	DORS Works for Maryland Businesses
	What To Know About Job Applicants Who Are Deaf
	Facts About the MD Disability Employment Tax Credit
	IRS Publication 3966: Disability Tax Benefits & Credits

DORS in the News
	High-Tech Enables Employees
	Diversity in the 21st Century Workforce
	Taking the Guesswork Out of Disability Accommodations
	Getting to Work: State Encourages Employers to Hire Disabled Workers

Multimedia
	Welcome to DORS - video
	Welcome to WTC - video
	DORS Works for Maryland - video

Division of Rehabilitation Services • 2301 Argonne Drive • Baltimore, MD 21218 • 410-554-9442 • 888-554-0334