Autism and the Workplace
April is Autism Awareness Month, making it a great time to recognize and raise awareness of the strengths that people who have autism spectrum disorder can bring to the workplace. Learn more about these strengths and how one individual has found success with help from Social Security’s Ticket to Work.Be a STAR in Your Next Interview
Job interviews are often an important part of the path to work and knowing how to prepare for them can give you an advantage during the hiring process. Consider the STAR method to help you answer behavioral questions during your next interview.Topics: career, community service, employers, employment network, faqs, find a job, friends and family, internship, job search, service provider, tools and tips, training, volunteeringCategories: Find A Job9 Reasons to Participate in Ticket to Work
Are you on the path to financial independence through work? Here are 9 reasons that Social Security's Ticket to Work program may have the answers and support you need to succeed.Topics: accommodations, career, disability employment, employers, employment network, find a job, find help tool, friends and family, job accommodations, job fair, job search, self-employment, ssdi, ssi, success stories, ticket to work, tools and tips, training, vocational rehabilitation agencies, work from home, work incentivesCategories: Ticket to WorkGross and Net Income: What’s the Difference?
As you start working and earning income, you may hear the terms gross income and net income. Learn the difference between them and find out how each can play a role in your path to financial independence through work.Topics: budgeting, career, education, employers, financial literacy, financial wellness, money management, overpayment, resources, taxes, tools and tipsCategories: Financial IndependenceAttend a Career Fair in April
Virtual and in-person career fairs give you the chance to meet potential employers, learn about a company and discover job opportunities. Jumpstart your career and make progress toward reaching your work goals by attending a career fair in April.Celebrating Deaf History Month and Employment
Learn about the 3 milestones that are recognized and celebrated during Deaf History Month. And discover supports and resources that are available for people who are deaf or hard of hearing as they explore their employment options.Myths Busted: ABLE Accounts
What have you heard about Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) accounts? In today's guest blog post from the ABLE National Resource Center, discover the truth about 3 of the most common myths about ABLE accounts.Topics: budgeting, disability employment, education, financial literacy, financial wellness, friends and family, health care, money management, resources, ssi, taxes, training, wise webinarCategories: Financial Independence
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