Themes of Catholic
Social Teaching
Social Teaching
The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
This theme emphasizes the value of work as a means for human fulfillment and the importance of fair wages, safe working conditions, and the rights of workers to organize and bargain collectively.
People with disabilities are overlooked, and some are not able to get jobs because people believe that they are incapable of working as well as an able-bodied person could work. In the workplace, jobs should provide equal opportunity for all, no matter what, accommodations and accessibility, wage equity, and an inclusive work culture.
Solidarity- is a call to recognize each individual person as a part of one human family no matter what.
Solidarity teaches that we are all part of one human family; thus, we are responsible for caring for one another and working towards justice and peace globally. Solidarity calls for a commitment to promoting the well-being of all people, especially those who are most in need. Solidarity relates to Ableism because it touches upon the respect and care for our community and others around us, but this love and care is not reciprocated to people with disabilities.