Tools and Tips

Changing careers is something many people think about at some point in their lives. If you receive SSDI or SSI and are thinking about exploring new work opportunities, Social Security’s Ticket to Work Program offers career counseling to help you explore new fields, understand your strengths, and set goals.

If you’ve been thinking about entering or returning to the workforce, one thing you can do is try seasonal work. Offering flexible schedules and ways to gain new skills, seasonal employment may be temporary, but it has long-lasting impact.

In 2026, Social Security benefits will increase by 2.8%, impacting over 75 million people. Check your new benefit amount via your my Social Security account.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) allows people with disabilities to have service animals in public spaces, such as restaurants, but what does it say about work? Read our blog post to find out how to navigate service animals at work.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming self-employed or starting a business? In this blog post, we share 6 essential tips for self-employment success and how Ticket to Work service providers can help you take the next step in the self-employment process.

Your resume, cover letter, and portfolio show employers who you are and what you can bring to their organization. Understanding their purpose can help you make the most of each of them. Learn why they are important and how to use them to impress potential employers.

When it comes to jobs, who you know can matter just as much as what you know. In this blog post, find out how you can build connections, clarify your goals, and find the resources you need to succeed with services from the Ticket to Work Program.

Job hunting is hard enough without having to worry about scammers. But unfortunately, fake job postings are out there – and they can look very real. The good news? With a few simple tips you can learn how to spot the red flags before it’s too late.

Employers look for certain skills in potential candidates, including skills such as time management. Because there are only so many hours in a workday, it’s important to know how to make the most of each hour. Here’s how you can have a more efficient workday.

There are many ways you can be self-employed without owning a brick-and-mortar store. In this blog post, we will talk about the many ways you can work for yourself, what makes for successful self-employment, and resources that can help you make self-employment a reality.