Allsup Employment Services

Allsup Employment Services 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.

The Trial Work Period (TWP) lets many people receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) test their ability to...
09/01/2026

The Trial Work Period (TWP) lets many people receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) test their ability to work without immediately losing their cash benefits.

During your TWP, you can work and earn as much as you want for up to nine trial work months within five years.

After your ninth trial work month, you have a 3-month “grace period.” During this grace period, you still receive your full SSDI benefits even if your earnings are above SGA.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network through the Ticket To Work (TTW) Program, can help you understand your work incentives and prepare for your employment goals.

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AES helps you use the Social Security Administration’s TTW Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
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Finding a job is an exciting milestone, but it is not the end of your return-to-work journey. Having support after you s...
08/31/2026

Finding a job is an exciting milestone, but it is not the end of your return-to-work journey. Having support after you start working can help you feel more confident as you settle into your new role.

As you adjust to working again, you may have questions about your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, reporting earnings or balancing work with your current responsibilities. Having someone to turn to can make the transition easier.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network (EN), continues to support you through the Social Security Administration (SSA) Ticket To Work Program after you begin working. That support can include:
- Answering questions about how work may affect your SSDI benefits.
- Helping you understand SSA reporting requirements.
- Providing guidance as your work situation changes.
- Supporting your long-term employment goals.

Returning to work is a journey, and ongoing support can help you stay focused on your long-term goals.

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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
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What Is A Timely Progress Review (TPR)?If you're participating in the Ticket To Work Program, you may hear the term Time...
08/28/2026

What Is A Timely Progress Review (TPR)?

If you're participating in the Ticket To Work Program, you may hear the term Timely Progress Review (TPR). Understanding what a TPR is can help you know what to expect as you work toward your employment goals.

A TPR looks at whether you're making progress based on where you are in your return-to-work journey. Depending on where you are in the program, progress may include:
- Completing education or training.
- Reaching employment milestones.
- Increasing your work activity over time.

Understanding the TPR process can help you know what to expect and feel more confident as you work toward your goals.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network (EN), can help you understand the TPR process and answer questions as you participate in the SSA Ticket To Work Program.

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Get expert assistance with the Ticket to Work Program – at no cost to you!

You can get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
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What Is An Employment Network (EN)?If you're thinking about returning to work, you may have heard the term Employment Ne...
08/28/2026

What Is An Employment Network (EN)?

If you're thinking about returning to work, you may have heard the term Employment Network (EN). But what is an EN, and how can one help you? An EN is an organization authorized by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to provide employment support through the Ticket To Work Program.

Depending on the services offered, an EN may help you:
- Explore career options and search for jobs.
- Build or update your resume and prepare for interviews.
- Receive ongoing support as you transition back to work.

Working with an EN can help you better understand the Ticket To Work Program while giving you support throughout your return-to-work journey.

Allsup Employment Services (AES) is an authorized Employment Network (EN) that provides personalized support to help you prepare for your return to work, search for employment and understand the SSA Ticket To Work Program.

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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 get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

You Might Be Wondering… Can I Switch Jobs While Still Using My Ticket To Work?Yes. If a new opportunity is a better fit ...
08/26/2026

You Might Be Wondering… Can I Switch Jobs While Still Using My Ticket To Work?

Yes. If a new opportunity is a better fit for your skills, interests or employment goals, changing jobs does not automatically end your participation in the Social Security Administration (SSA) Ticket To Work Program. If a new opportunity is a better fit for your skills, interests or employment goals, you may be able to make that change while continuing to use the program.

If you're thinking about changing jobs, keep these tips in mind:
- Let your Employment Network (EN) know about your plans.
- Understand how the change may affect your employment goals and reporting responsibilities.
- Continue working toward the goals outlined in your Individual Work Plan.

Sometimes, changing jobs is part of finding a position that better matches your skills, goals and circumstances. Having the right support can help make that transition feel more manageable.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network (EN), can help you understand your options, update your Individual Work Plan when needed and continue supporting your return-to-work journey through the SSA Ticket To Work Program.

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AES helps you use the Social Security Administration’s Ticket To Work Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.

You can get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
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Fall is around the corner, including the shift in activity, focus and routines.How does this impact your consistency on ...
08/25/2026

Fall is around the corner, including the shift in activity, focus and routines.

How does this impact your consistency on searching for and maintaining a job?

Diane Winiarski, senior director with Allsup Employment Services, explores the dynamics of a Fall “fresh start” for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) beneficiaries. This transitional time is a great moment to engage with the Ticket To Work Program if ready to return to work.

Consider making a new job your Fall challenge.

Take a 4-point self-check on consistency PLUS see Diane’s suggestions on how to reset for the season:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dianewiniarski/2026/08/18/back-to-school-back-to-work-rebuilding-routines-for-fall/

Start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
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Interviews can feel intimidating, especially if it has been a while since you last met with an employer. A little prepar...
08/24/2026

Interviews can feel intimidating, especially if it has been a while since you last met with an employer. A little preparation can help you feel more confident and ready to share what you have to offer.

Before your interview, review the job description, think about your experience and practice talking about your strengths. The goal is not to have perfect answers. It is to communicate how your skills and experience fit the role.

Preparing ahead of time can include:
- Practicing answers to common interview questions.
- Preparing examples that highlight your skills and accomplishments.
- Researching the employer and the position.
- Thinking about questions you would like to ask during the interview.

An interview is also an opportunity to learn whether the position is a good fit for your current abilities, interests and goals.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network (EN), can help you prepare for interviews through the Social Security Administration (SSA) Ticket To Work Program. You can practice interview questions, strengthen your responses and build confidence before your interview.

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AES helps you use the Social Security Administration’s Ticket To Work Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.

You can get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

Returning to work doesn't have to mean going back to the same schedule you had before your disability. Many people with ...
08/21/2026

Returning to work doesn't have to mean going back to the same schedule you had before your disability. Many people with disabilities find that a flexible work arrangement helps them balance their employment goals with their daily responsibilities.

Depending on the position and employer, you may have flexible work options such as:
- Part-time schedules that help you transition back to work.
- Flexible start and end times that fit your routine.
- Remote or hybrid positions that reduce commuting.
- Modified schedules that support your current abilities.

Knowing what type of schedule works best for you can help you focus your job search and identify opportunities that align with your goals.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network (EN), can help you explore employment options, identify work schedules that fit your needs and prepare for your return to work through the Social Security Administration (SSA) Ticket To Work Program.

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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

If you're preparing for a job search, you may wonder whether to tell an employer about your disability. The answer depen...
08/19/2026

If you're preparing for a job search, you may wonder whether to tell an employer about your disability. The answer depends on your individual situation and comfort level.

Choosing whether to disclose your disability is a personal decision. Some people discuss it during the hiring process, while others wait until after they receive a job offer or begin working, especially if they need a workplace accommodation.

As you consider your options, it may help to:
- Learn about the job requirements and whether you'll need an accommodation to perform them.
- Think about when you would feel most comfortable having the conversation.
- Think about how you want to discuss your strengths, skills and any accommodations you may request.
Taking time to prepare can help you feel more confident throughout the hiring process.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network (EN), can help you prepare for interviews, build confidence and feel more prepared for conversations with employers through the Social Security Administration (SSA) Ticket To Work Program.

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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 get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

Thinking about returning to work can bring up worry, especially when you are managing a disability. That feeling is norm...
08/18/2026

Thinking about returning to work can bring up worry, especially when you are managing a disability. That feeling is normal, and it does not mean you are not ready.

Start by naming what worries you most. Is it losing benefits, workplace accommodations or simply stepping back into a routine? Once you identify the source, you can address it directly instead of letting it grow.

The Ticket To Work Program (TTW) offers protections designed to ease this transition. Work incentives allow you to test employment while keeping access to your benefits, so you do not have to choose between financial stability and taking a chance on work.

Small, steady steps build confidence. Set one manageable goal this week, whether that is updating a resume or reaching out to a vocational expert for guidance.

You do not have to figure this out alone. Allsup Employment Services (AES) offers guidance at no cost to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

Ready to take the next step? Connect with AES today to build a plan that fits your pace.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
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