Learn About Ticket to Work
The Ticket to Work (Ticket) program offers Social Security beneficiaries with disabilities the choices, opportunities and supports needed to find and keep employment, increase their earnings through work, and reduce their reliance on cash benefits to the greatest extent possible.
Ticket to Work for Workforce Agencies
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) actively encourages public workforce system entities to become Employment Networks (ENs). Workforce entities qualify automatically to become ENs and are encouraged to learn more about the benefits and many ways to participate in the Ticket program.
Visit the Resource section of the Information Center frequently to find helpful tools and resources related to service provider operations and payments.
A glossary defining terms, acronyms, concepts, processes, procedures, and automated systems associated with Social Security's disability programs.
Visit our dedicated resources page for Veterans with disabilities who are searching for employment.
Section 503 regulations provide job opportunities for qualified people who receive Social Security disability benefits. Find resources here to help Ticketholders secure jobs with Federal contractors and subcontractors.
Look here for many free resources designed to promote and brand Ticket program services. Find useful factsheets, posters, sample program language, press releases, graphics, and more.
Visit Social Security's Work Site for policy and programmatic information about the Ticket to Work program.