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Allsup Employment Services is authorized by the Social Security Administration. If someone does, please contact us. If someone does, please contact us!

We will never ask for money or personal information via social media, direct message, or text. Your Social Security Disability Insurance includes Ticket to Work, a program that supports going back to work. You’re able to keep your Social Security Disability Insurance benefits and be employed at the same time. Our experts at Allsup Employment Services® can get you started. NOTE: We will never ask for money or personal information via social media, direct message, or text.

11/02/2026

Returning to work can raise a lot of questions about your Social Security disability benefits.

How much can you earn? When could your benefits change? What happens if you need to stop working?

The Ticket To Work (TTW) Program offers work incentives that can help you explore employment while providing protections during different stages of your return to work.

Our blog, “Returning To Employment With Ticket To Work Incentives,” breaks down five work incentives and explains how they fit into the return-to-work process.

Read the blog to learn more: https://allsupes.help/4AgzQyt

10/29/2026

Are you considering returning to work while receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)?

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has work incentives that allow you to test your ability to work while maintaining important protections. The Ticket To Work Program can also connect you with free employment services to help you understand your options.

If you’re thinking about returning to work, knowing how SSDI and work incentives interact can help you make informed decisions about your next step.

Read our blog to learn more about working while receiving SSDI and how you can protect your benefits: https://allsupes.help/4hiUXZr

10/28/2026

JOB ALERT:

We are a USA Today Top Workplace 3 years in a row!

Allsup Employment Services is hiring a Vocational Case Manager to serve as the primary point of contact for unemployed SSDI beneficiaries as it relates to services provided by AES and available through Social Security’s Ticket to Work Program.

An AES Vocational Case Manager is responsible for building a positive relationship with the beneficiary as they take on their job search. The VCM provides personalized support to beneficiaries with a focus on helping them locate employment. They offer skills centered on career counseling, resume creation, dealing with AI-tools in the job search, and collaborating with AES customers as they identify potential employers and secure work. The VCM is skilled in helping beneficiaries evaluate their skills, education and past work experience to assist them with returning to gainful employment and financial self-sufficiency.

Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in rehabilitative counseling or a related degree and at least two years of experience.

This full-time, remote position is open to permanent residents of Arizona, Florida, Missouri, Tennessee and Texas. AES is a subsidiary of Allsup LLC.

SEE DETAILS on full description, qualifications, benefits and apply at: https://ats.rippling.com/allsup-employment-services/jobs

10/26/2026

The Ticket To Work Program offers support for people with disabilities who want to return to work while protecting their Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. Reaching out for guidance along the way can make the process easier.

As Dr. McCoy, an Allsup Employment Services client, shared: “Asking for help—let that be your superpower.”

Learn more about the Ticket To Work Program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdI4Q1bdWds

10/23/2026

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and Allsup Employment Services Vice President LeighAnn Jarry marked it with a conversation on The David Webb Show on SiriusXM’s The Patriot Channel 125.

Joining host David Webb on October 21, 2026, LeighAnn provided some eye-opening facts on disability and employment. She also explained how the Ticket To Work Program helps people receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits to protect their benefits while attempting a return to work.

GET DETAILS AND LISTEN NOW to LeighAnn and David's discussion: https://allsupes.help/4Abxj7Z

Do you receive SSDI and are you curious about returning to work? Start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250

ARE YOU AN EMPLOYER looking for reliable, hard-working talent? AES can help:
https://allsupes.help/for-employers

10/23/2026

Definition: Timely Progress Review (TPR)

A TPR is Social Security’s periodic check of whether a Ticket To Work participant is making the required progress toward employment and financial self-sufficiency through work, education, training or a combination of these activities. It generally occurs after approximately every 12 months of Ticket use. It is a review of vocational progress rather than a medical assessment of whether the person still has a disability.

SSA evaluates whether the participant has met the program’s “timely progress” requirements for the applicable review period. These are established benchmarks, and the requirements generally increase over successive review periods.

For example, for the first review, a participant can satisfy the requirements by doing any one of the following:
- Working for at least three months with earnings at or above the applicable Trial Work Level.
- Completing at least 60% of a full-time academic year’s course load in a qualifying college, technical, trade, or vocational program.
- Completing an accepted combination of work and education.
- Obtaining a GED or high school diploma.

The main consequence concerns protection from medical Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs), used by SSA to reassess whether someone continues to meet its medical disability requirements. Passing a TPR generally extends protection while failing a TPR removes that Ticket-based protection.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

10/22/2026

If you’re living with a disability and considering a return to work, you may have questions about schedules, training, workplace expectations and how employment could affect your disability benefits.

In a recent Forbes article, Diane Winiarski, senior director of Allsup Employment Services (AES), shares practical considerations to help you evaluate whether a job could be a good fit for your skills, needs and life.

She also explains how the Social Security Administration’s Ticket To Work Program and employment support providers can help you explore your options.

Read the article to learn how you can approach your fall job search with greater confidence: https://allsupes.help/4AUcMG3

10/21/2026

When you’re living with a disability, balancing job responsibilities with your health needs can bring additional stress. You don’t have to manage these challenges without support.

Our blog, “Supporting Your Disability And Mental Health While Working,” explores practical resources that can help.

The right support can help you manage your mental health while continuing to work toward your career goals.

Read the blog to explore resources and strategies for supporting your disability and mental health at work: https://allsupes.help/4rV3CoN

10/19/2026

Returning to work with a disability doesn't necessarily mean returning to a traditional Monday-through-Friday schedule.

Depending on the job and employer, flexible work can take different forms. You might find opportunities that offer:
- Remote or hybrid work.
- Flexible start and end times.
- Part-time schedules.
- Alternative or compressed schedules.

The right arrangement depends on your abilities, health needs, career goals and the type of work you're pursuing. Understanding the options available can help you focus your job search on opportunities that fit your needs.

The Allsup Employment Services (AES) blog, “Flexible Jobs For People With Disabilities Returning To Work,” explores different types of flexible work and what to consider when looking for your next opportunity.

Explore flexible work options that could support your return to work:
https://www.allsupemploymentservices.com/blog/flexible-jobs-for-people-with-disabilities-returning-to-work

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AES is a Social Security-authorized Employment Network that helps you use the Ticket To Work Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.
All this is at NO COST to you.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

10/14/2026

Returning to work with a disability can come with challenges that go beyond finding the right job.

Accessibility, transportation, gaps in employment and concerns about how working may affect your Social Security disability benefits can influence your job search. Recognizing the barriers you may encounter can help you identify resources and determine what you need from a potential workplace.

Our blog article, “Overcoming Barriers To Employment For People With Disabilities,” explores common employment barriers and practical ways you can address them as you work toward your employment goals.

Learn more about the resources and strategies that can support your return to work:
https://www.allsupemploymentservices.com/blog/overcoming-barriers-to-employment-with-disabilities

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AES is a Social Security-authorized Employment Network that helps you use the Ticket To Work Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.
All this is at NO COST to you.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

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62223

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