SSDI reform legislation enacted on July 21, 2008, intends to put as many disabled American workers as possible back to work. Rather than just cut budgets, the federal government found a way to ease Social Security Disability Insurance claimants off of cash and medical benefits and into the private earning sector.
The 2008 reforms loosen eligibility standards to allow every SSDI beneficiary the chance to use a "Ticket to Work." No matter what your level of functional ability, you will have the chance to train and gain placement in a job that can use your skills. Has a Social Security Administration reevaluation or denial of benefits interfered with your career goals? Don't delay in seeking legal advice.
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