Are you currently receiving SSI/SSDI benefits and want to work at home or at an on-site location near you? If so, we can help. We offer free job placement services for candidates currently receiving SSDI/SSI benefits and want to work.
My Employment Options has over 500 full-and part-time Work-At-Home jobs available with reputable national companies. We also offer many on-site jobs in cities throughout the country.
When you qualify as a candidate for one of our employers, we represent you and offer a complete employment placement package to help you find a job that best suits your circumstances.
Pre-Qualify Now! Pre-qualifying is the first step to get started with us. Please read ALL of the information below, prior to applying. {Please submit one form only.}
READ BEFORE APPLYING:
We ask that every applicant closely read the “Reasons You May Not Qualify.” Ticket to Work has specific rules and guidelines that we must follow. Therefore, because of these rules, it is possible that some applicants on SSDI or SSI may not qualify for our free services.
Hawaii & Alaska Residents: We are currently unable to serve ticket-holders in Hawaii or Alaska with any of our free services.
Work-At-Home jobs are limited to the 48 land based states.
Exceptions:
California Residents: We are currently unable to successfully place California residents in our Work at Home jobs due to reasons beyond our control and because of state laws. You can still choose Option#2 if you want to apply for community based jobs in California.
Washington DC residents: We are currently unable to successfully place Washington DC residents in our Work at Home jobs due to reasons beyond our control and because of state laws. You can still choose Option#2 if you want to apply for community based jobs in Washington DC.
The Work-at-Home jobs we have are Customer service and/or Tech support type positions (telephonic, medical case management, medical billing, Sales, CSR, Reservations). Requirements vary by Employer and position.
Basic minimum requirements for Work-at-Home (but are not limited to):
- High School Diploma/GED
- Working set schedules/Flexibility in schedule (possibly working weekends)
- PC (no Mac’s) with minimum 1 GHz to 1.5 GHz processor, 1 GB RAM, 40 GB free space
- Strong computer navigation skills (move between multiple windows and programs)
- Type at least 25 words or per minute (practice @ www.typingtest.com prior to applying)
- Existing High Speed Internet service (no Wireless)
- Quiet noise free home office space, free of distractions
- Clear speaking voice
**IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT RECENT TECHNICAL ISSUES**
We have been experiencing some technical issues at times with our website. Please allow at least 4 full business days to process your application before contacting us. If it has been 4 full business days and you have not received any follow-up on your submitted application, please complete a Contact us form and ask for a ‘status update’ and include the name used on application. Thank you for your cooperation!
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–APPLICATION SECTION–
Option 1: I am between the ages of 18-63 receiving SSI or SSDI and want to work from home.
Option 2: I am between the ages of 18-63 receiving SSI or SSDI and want to work locally.
Option 3: I am disabled but not receiving SSI or SSDI benefits and want to view more options.
Option 4: Click here if you were you referred by the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation of Wisconsin
**We are only able to assist disabled job hunters through the Social Security Ticket to Work program. If you have questions about qualifications, please Click Here. Another option is to directly contact your State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation. For a complete list by State, Click Here.
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Not on Social Security, but need work?
We recommend that you read the #1 Self-help job seekers guide: Employment Options: The Ultimate Resource for Job Seekers With Disabilities and Other Challenges, written by our President, Paula Reuben Vieillet.
It is THE ONE-STOP source for people who need to work now. Its personal approach and easy to complete activities are designed to help any job seeker navigate through the challenging job hunting process.
Paula uses twenty years of Certified Vocational Counseling experience to break down each chapter to accommodate all learning styles.
Topics include (but not limited to) What Type of Job Hunter Are You, Vocational Challenges, Career Transitions, Gaps in Employment, Resumes, Accommodations, Interviews and so much more!
The book was recently named a winner into the Authors Show 50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading 2011 published book.
Let Paula and her book help you find both suitable and satisfying work!
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