The Law of Welfare for the Disabled, Republic of China, was first promulgated in 1980 and then revised in 1990. The revised one adopted the quota-levy-grant systems which was considered a "big shock" to the industry. The purpose of this study was to explore the attitudes and concerns of non-goverment industries regarding employment of persons with disabilities in Taipei city one and a half years after the revised Law was implemented. Two-hundred employers with employees over 100 were investigated by a survey inventory. Data from 109 employers (54% of the sample) were successfully collected and analyzed. The major findings were as the follow- ing: 1. Regarding enforcement of the quota system - The system was supported by the majority (approxmately 80%) of the employers; only a few (about 10%) showed negative attitude. Those who haven't yet employed the disabled showed "in fact" difficulties rather than rejection. 2. Attitudes toward hiring the disabled - Those who already employed persons with disabilities were in general satisfied with their working attitude and job performance. It was also considered beneficial to the enterprise's public image. Moreover, most of the employers indicated they would be happy to employ the disabled provided that they were qualified workers. The major concerns, however, were (1) the job skills, (2) a suitable working environment, and (3) the unexpected accident. It was found that there did exist .job stereotypes - there were unequal job opportunities among different disabilities. It was obvious that the physically disabled had the most, whereas the visually impaired, the mentally retarded, the autistic, and the multiple handicapped, had less. 3. Expectations of assistance from the government - Data showed that the industry was in need of assistance from the government, especially in the following areas: (1) providing a job information network to match the mutual needs of both the employer and the disabled; (2) va-cational evaluation on job-fitness for the disabled; and (S) the improvement of working environment and file grant for over-guota employment. In general, ever since the enforcement of the Revised Welfare Law for Disabled Persons in Taipei City, conditions of the employment of persons with disabilities have been considerably improved. It is hoped that the quota-levy-grant systems be enforced continuously and the sup- ported employment be adopted as the major force.