The category able bodied workers does not usually include:
This is a little strange because employment is usally defined by converting into a percentaage the ratio of: (people who are employed)/(able-bodied persons). Then for the set of {people who are employed} we include the disabled but employed. But for the set of [able bodied]?, we exclude them. In an ideal world where the majority of disabled people have the necessary accomodations and health care to work, this ratio could conceivably be over 100%.
Q. Is this a formal definition from somewhere and a current one?