Where do I go to find info on procedures on who to go to about going back to work after being out on disabilit
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If you have been on SSI or SSDI disability, you might want to talk to a Benefits Planner, who can show you Work Incentives that assist you to go back to work while gradually getting off benefits. If you are talking about disability from your place of employment, you would want to talk to the HR coordinator and they would have information for you if you are job attached. You may also want to register with your local workforce center and they will assist you with job search, resume' writing, and interview skills.
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If a doctor has released you to go back to your job, but there is no work, that means you are laid-off, or unemployed, so you should be able to collect unemployment.  You should have gotten a works man's comp for the time you missed while injured!  If you suspect that they are not letting you back for a reason, then maybe you should see a lawyer!
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I am pretty much faced with the same situation.  I have been denied SSI and SSD.  I have reapplied for it.  I too have a physical disablity that is preventing me from doing a job.  I really don't have any answers for you.  I have applied from everything from being a walmart greeter to a receptionist.  I can not do any job where any walking or standing or climbing stairs is involved as I do not have the use of one leg and can not stand, or walk without the assistance of bilateral forearm crutches.  I have been turned down for everything but to prove it is because of the disability is impossible unless they specifically say it is.  I can only suggest you volunteer someplace to see if you can actually do the work.  I would also keep bugging soc. sec. to get you the help that you are requesting.  Don't leave until you get to talk to a person.
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i would contact the praxis.org and see what accomodations if any are made for those w/disabilites. if there aren't any, then i would suggest finding a tutor to work with.
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You may be able to get more information for your project by contacting this site.\n\nhttp://www.disabled-world.com/artman/publish/DDA.shtml\n\nThe BBC put out this Q and A\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3139114.stm\n\nThe Centre for Accessible Environments lobbied for the changes\n\nhttp://www.cae.org.uk/\n\nThe Disability Rights Commission Administers it:\n\nhttp://www.drc.gov.uk/\n\nE-connected has articles related to its impact on the Internet\n\nhttp://www.e-connected.com/accessible/articles/\n\nThe British Chamber of Commerce might have some information on its impact on businesses.\n\nhttp://www.chamberonline.co.uk/\n\nGood luck with your project.
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I would go to the Department of Health Professionals for information.They regulate those types of jobs
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When I got my disability they pulled up every job that I have had in my life. So I think they will just pull it up for you. IN the part that I had to write down I just filled it out with my most recent jobs, then when I went for the meeting they pulled all of them up. Good luck!!
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Don't let your disability limit you to a job working from home.\n\nThere are government and private agencies who help place people with disabilities in employment. In  Australia, CRS (www. crsaustralia.gov.au) is the government department which can help you.
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Therepy do work pretty good if u can afford them. Ask ur doctor a written statement about u going back to work. If he says no u cant work get a statement\nthat way u can use it for ur disablity and u may want to get a lawyer on that too.
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Go to Ca state .gov if it is state disability forms you need or go to the SSI website if its for federal disability ( meaning permanant) and you can download all the forms you need
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Was a report made when you fell? If not when you go back to work make sure they are aware of what happened and that they file a report with home office. Then go to see an attorney and explain the situation to him.Bring your doctors statements or copies if you don't have them don't worry he will get them. He will be glad to take your case for a percentage if he feels you have one. Be sure you find an attorney who specializes in labor laws. Be sure to take the two days off that your doctor advised you to do.I believe they may only be able to deduct it off just this time only for the same incident, depending on the laws in your state. But don't make the mistake of letting them screw you over and don't worry about your new job they will have to compensate if they do you wrong. Follow the advice of your attorney. Find one who will offer a free consultation with you.
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Try http://www.ssdi.rootsweb.com/
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You should receive one in the mail once you've been discharged.  Or you can go to www.pacer.psc.uscourts.gov\nYou can pull up all your information on your case.
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Are you a union member? If so, check with them first. They should handle it for you. If not, there are some things you should consider. Are you really well enought to go back? If you aren't you will need a doctor's note saying that. If you now are and the human resource department says the 1st shift is the only time available talk to a lawyer. He or she may be able to work something out with a simple phone call. Good luck.
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Keeping a journal or some sort of record of how the disease is affecting your daily life is a huge help.  Write down everything.  How it affects your job, your hobbies, your quality of life.  SSDI is usually denied the first time, go right back and reapply as soon as you can.  Once you are diagnosed, you need to prove that it keeps you from being able to work any sort of job.  You do have to be off work for 5 months, but you get backpay once you are approved.
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I would imagine the Department of Labor\n\nI think its www.dol.gov
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I BELIEVE YOU CAN GET THAT INFORMATION THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.  I KNOW IF YOU ARE ON WELFARE THEY HAVE A FEW PROGRAMS.  ONE THAT I CAN REMEMBER IS CRYSTAL STAIRS.