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  1. 7 Common Mistakes to Avoid While Searching for a Job

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    Have you sent out countless applications to potential employers but haven’t heard anything back from them? You may be making these common mistakes while job hunting. Here are some tips that can help!

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    Topics: career, disability employment, employment, find a job, job search, resources, ticket to work, tools and tips
    Categories: Find A Job, Success on the Job, Ticket to Work
  2. 5 Ways to Make the Most of Your Summer Job

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    Summer jobs may be temporary, but the lessons and skills learned from them (time management, punctuality, teamwork) last a lifetime! Find out 5 ways you can make the most of your summer job.

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    Topics: career, disability employment, employment, find a job, job search, resources, ticket to work, tools and tips
    Categories: Find A Job, Success on the Job, Ticket to Work
  3. 4 Tips to Beat the Heat at Work

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    June 20 is the longest day of the year and the summer solstice. Whether you’re outside for enjoyment or for work, read these 4 tips to find out how you can stay protected and beat the heat!

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    Topics: career, disability employment, employment, find a job, job search, resources, ticket to work, tools and tips
    Categories: Find A Job, Success on the Job, Ticket to Work
  4. Why You Should Sign Up for Text Messages from the Ticket Program

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    When you opt in to the Ticket to Work Program’s text messages, you’ll get the support and guidance you need. Join the thousands of people who have already opted in and are unlocking their potential.

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    Topics: career, disability employment, find a job, resources, tools and tips, financial wellness
    Categories: Find A Job, Financial Independence, Ticket to Work, Government Programs
  5. Volunteer Opportunities with the Federal Government

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    Did you know that you can volunteer with federal government agencies? You can get experience in occupational fields such as natural resource management and visitor services. You can help with important national priorities while learning about new careers. Read more.

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    Topics: career, community service, employment, employment network, find a job, tools and tips, volunteering
    Categories: Government Programs, Ticket to Work
  6. FAQs on Volunteering and Career Growth

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    Did you know that volunteering can help your career? It can be just as helpful as work experience and help you learn new skills that can lead to career growth. Take a look at some popular questions about the link between volunteering and career growth.

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    Topics: career, community service, employment, employment network, find a job, tools and tips, volunteering
    Categories: Financial Independence, Ticket to Work
  7. Apprenticeships: A Stepping Stone for Young Adults

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    The U.S. Department of Labor is holding its first annual Youth Apprenticeship Week from May 5-11. If you’re recently graduated or are graduating soon but don’t know what your next step is, an apprenticeship is a great way to learn as you earn and jumpstart your career!

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    Topics: career, disability employment, education, find a job, apprenticeship, young adults, youth in transition
    Categories: Events, Find A Job, Government Programs, Success on the Job, Young Adults
  8. Asking for Accommodations During a Job Search

    To recognize National Deaf History Month, we are spotlighting Matt, one of our Ticket to Work Success Stories. For a long time, Matt’s hearing loss and other medical issues interfered with employment. But he was eager to move beyond relying on his Social Security disability benefits. Read more.

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    Topics: career, disability employment, education, employment, employment network, find a job, financial wellness, work incentives
    Categories: Success Stories, Success on the Job, Ticket to Work
  9. What are Technical Skills?

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    When it comes to applying for jobs, it’s important take inventory of your soft skills and technical skills to see which jobs you may qualify for and which ones you may need more training in. What are technical skills?

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    Topics: career, disability employment, education, employment, find a job, resources, tools and tips
    Categories: Find A Job, Success on the Job, Ticket to Work
  10. Do You Qualify for This Tax Credit?

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    It's tax season! If you earned income in 2023, it's important to file your taxes. Today's blog post discusses a tax credit that may apply to you and free services available through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

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    Topics: career, disability employment, education, employment, financial literacy, financial wellness, money management, resources, taxes, tools and tips
    Categories: Financial Independence, Government Programs

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Hello, How Can We Help You?

Getting Started 
What is the Ticket to Work Program? 
Social Security's Ticket to Work Program offers free support to help people with disabilities explore work and achieve financial independence: Learn more.
How do I get started with Ticket to Work? 
You can begin by learning about your options and connecting with a service provider: Get started now.
How do I assign my Ticket? 
Assigning your Ticket is easy — just choose a provider and agree to work together: Learn about Assigning Your Ticket.
Working and Benefits 
Can I work and still keep my benefits 
Yes — Work Incentives help you explore employment without immediately losing your benefits: Explore Work Incentives.
How much can I earn while receiving benefits? 
Earnings limits vary, but you can work and still receive benefits with protections in place: Learn about earnings details.
Will I lose Medicare or Medicaid if I start working? 
Many people worry they'll lose Medicare or Medicaid when they start working, but Work Incentives offer protections that help individuals receiving Social Security disability benefits keep their health care coverage while pursuing employment. More Information about Medicare and Medicaid Work Incentives.
Can I work part time with Ticket to Work? 
Yes, and if you're ready, full-time work can offer even more opportunities — with support from Ticket to Work: Discover your options.
Finding Support 
What is the Ticket to Work Program? 
Social Security's Ticket to Work Program offers free support to help people with disabilities explore work and achieve financial independence: Learn more.
How do I get started with Ticket to Work? 
You can begin by learning about your options and connecting with a service provider: Get started now.
How do I assign my Ticket? 
Assigning your Ticket is easy — just choose a provider and agree to work together: Learn about Assigning Your Ticket.
Work Incentives 
What is the Ticket to Work Program? 
Social Security's Ticket to Work Program offers free support to help people with disabilities explore work and achieve financial independence: Learn more.
How do I get started with Ticket to Work? 
You can begin by learning about your options and connecting with a service provider: Get started now.
Who can I contact for more information? 
You can call the Ticket to Work Help Line at 1-866-968-7842 (TTY: 1-866-833-2967) for free support and answers to your questions.

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