Worried that returning to work could mean losing your SSDI benefits?
Our blog, “Returning To Employment With Ticket To Work Incentives,” explains five work incentives that help create a gradual, protected path back to work: allsupes.help/4AgzQyt

Worried that returning to work could mean losing your SSDI benefits?
Our blog, “Returning To Employment With Ticket To Work Incentives,” explains five work incentives that help create a gradual, protected path back to work: allsupes.help/4AgzQyt
What happens if your new job doesn’t work out?
Your Employment Network can help you reassess your goals, explore other job options and prepare for your next opportunity.
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Family and peers can provide encouragement, perspective and practical support as you return to work. From talking through your goals to celebrating progress, your support network can be an important part of your team.
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Returning to work after SSDI? Tracking your Trial Work Period months can help you understand your progress.
Keep pay records, track qualifying months and report your work and earnings to the SSA.
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Networking can strengthen your job search when you're returning to work with a disability. Reconnecting with former coworkers or professional groups can help you build connections and discover opportunities that fit your employment goals.
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Returning to work with a disability can take time. Setting realistic job search goals can help you focus on opportunities that fit your skills, abilities and needs.
Start with manageable steps and adjust your goals as your job search progresses.
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Employers must engage in an interactive process, consider reasonable accommodations and keep your medical information confidential. Denials require proof of undue hardship. Know your rights.
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An Employment Network like AES can provide no-cost support through the Ticket To Work Program, including career planning, resume help, job search assistance, interview preparation and guidance on work incentives.
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If you receive SSDI, Ticket to Work may help you pursue employment and provide protection from certain medical CDRs while your Ticket is in use and you’re making timely progress toward your goals: allsupes.help/4xVCRlW
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Your Trial Work Period (TWP) is a great time to think about your long-term employment goals.
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A vocational counselor can help you assess your skills, explore career options and identify training opportunities that align with your abilities and interests.
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Accommodations come in many forms: flexible schedules, assistive technology, workspace changes, modified duties or remote work. Many cost little and take only a short conversation.
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Term: Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA)
Meaning: The earnings level SSA uses to help determine how work may affect disability benefits.
Learn how AES helps you understand SGA and other TTW Program rules as you pursue your employment goals: allsupes.help/genbs
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Networking can help you discover job opportunities, explore careers and build professional connections as you return to work.
Read the latest Forbes contribution from AES for practical ways to use networking in your job search.
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The Ticket to Work Program can provide protection from certain medical CDRs when your Ticket is in use and you’re meeting timely progress requirements.
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Have questions? Call Allsup Employment Services at 888-833-9250.
Returning to work can come with questions about reasonable accommodations.
Understanding your options can help you feel more confident in the workplace. Allsup Employment Services provides no-cost support through the Ticket To Work Program: allsupes.help/genbs
Your Trial Work Period is only one step in your return-to-work journey. Other work incentives continue to support your transition.
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What is a Timely Progress Review (TPR)?
A TPR is how the SSA reviews your progress toward your employment goals while you're participating in the Ticket To Work Program. AES can help you understand the TPR process and what it means for your return-to-work journey.
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A reasonable accommodation is a workplace change that helps you perform your job because of your disability, such as a modified schedule, assistive technology or changes to your workspace.
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Requesting a workplace accommodation starts with a conversation. Identify the challenge, decide what would help and talk with your manager or HR.
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