Ticket To Work, Self-Employment, And Working From Home
Ticket to Work, Self-Employment,and Working from HomeDate:Wednesday,September 26,2018Time:3 ‒ 4:30 PM ETProduced at U.S. taxpayer expense.
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PresentersWelcome and IntroductionsModerator: Sarah Hyland, Ticket Program ModeratorPresenters: Colleen Moynihan, New England BusinessAssociatesEthel Lawrence and Lisa Seeley, EmploymentOptionsTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home11
Welcome!Thank you for joining us! Today, we’ll discuss howSocial Security’s Ticket to Work program can help youanswer questions like: What is the Ticket program? Can I be self-employed with Ticket to Work? Can I work from home with Ticket to Work? Where can I find help finding jobs or support as I pursueself-employment?Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home12
ObjectivesAt the close of today’s webinar you will: Understand how you may succeedworking for yourself or working fromhome with Ticket to Work Understand who can help you on yourpath to financial independence Be able to access additional resourcesabout self-employment, working fromhome, and Ticket to WorkTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home13
Social SecurityDisability Benefits14
Social Security Disability Benefit ProgramsSocial Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)Supplemental Security Income (SSI)Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home15
Social Security’sTicket to Work Program16
Starting Your JourneyOnly you can decide if work is the right choice for you.Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home17
Why Choose Work? Earn more incomeMeet new peopleLearn new skillsGain financial independenceTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home18
What Is the Ticket Program?Social Security’s Ticket to Work (Ticket) program: Is Social Security’s national employment program Supports career development for people with disabilities whowant to work Is for Social Security disability beneficiaries ages 18 through 64 Is free and voluntaryUnderstanding Ticket to Work19
What Services Does Ticket to Work Offer?Services offered may include: Job coachingJob counselingTrainingBenefits counselingJob placementTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home20
Working for Yourselfwith Ticket to Work21
How Can the Ticket to Work Program andWork Incentives Help?The Ticket program and WorkIncentives may be able to help youmeet your self-employment goals! Social Security Work Incentives make iteasier for people with disabilities to workand still receive medical benefits and, insome cases, cash payments from SocialSecurity.Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home22
Example: Unincurred Business ExpensesAn Unincurred BusinessExpense is any nonmonetary contribution thatsomeone else makes toyour self-employmentefforts. Learn more:http://bit.ly/TicketUBETicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home23
Example: Plan to Achieve Self-Support (PASS)A PASS is a written plan,approved by Social Security,for pursuing and getting aparticular type of job. A PASSdescribes the steps you willtake and the items andservices you will need to reachyour work goal. Learn more:http://bit.ly/PASS-FAQTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home24
Is Self-Employment the Right Choice for You?Take some time to think about these questions: Do you need flexible hours due to your disability? Is finding reliable and affordable transportation toand from a job difficult? Do you need the freedom to work at your own pace? Do you enjoy working on your own? Do you have a passion you can build a businessaround? Are you self-motivated?Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home25
Why Choose Self-Employment?Self-employment may be right foryou if you want to: Meet your work goals Create your own accommodations Transition from benefits tofinancial independence Seek opportunities in differentfields of workTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home26
New England BusinessAssociates27
What Is New England Business Associates(NEBA)? NEBA is one of more than 500 authorized EmploymentNetworks (ENs) in Social Security’s Ticket program NEBA’s mission is to enable individuals with disabilities tobe fully included in community life, primarily throughemployment NEBA serves individuals with a wide range of skills, abilities,and interests, ages 18 through 64Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home28
What Is New England Business Associates(NEBA)? (Continued)NEBA: Provides an individualized approach to helping beneficiariesstart their own business Offers training in developing a business concept and writing abusiness plan Provides support to implement a business planTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home29
What Is a Business Plan?A “bankable” business plan includes: A statement of business goals The plan for reaching the goals A marketing strategy to promote business 3-year look at anticipated costs 3 years of projected net incomeTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home30
How Does NEBA Help with a Business Plan?NEBA will help: Develop beneficiary's business idea Guide beneficiary in writing the businessplan Assist in implementing business plan Navigate the transition off of SocialSecurity benefitsTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home31
How Does NEBA Help with a Business Plan?(Continued)The three parts of a business planinclude:1. Business concept and goals2. 3-year projection of business costs andhow much profit business will make3. Marketing plan for target marketTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home32
What Are the Requirements for NEBAParticipation?To work with NEBA and access their self-employmentsupports available, you must: Be eligible for the Ticket program Work with a NEBA instructor Have a business idea that’s been evaluated and is likely tosucceed, according to NEBA’s standards Exhibit commitment to NEBA’s program requirements Have access to a computer and Microsoft OfficeTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home33
How Many People Has NEBA Served?Since 2009: 492 beneficiaries haveparticipated in the program 144 plans have beencompleted Beneficiaries served in 40states and Puerto Rico 28 former beneficiaries nolonger receive SocialSecurity benefitsTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home34
Get More Information on Ticket to Work &NEBA! Visit www.nebaworks.com Email ticket@nebaworks.com Follow NEBA on Facebookwww.facebook.com/nebaworks Subscribe to the NEBA podcastwhynebaworks.podbean.comTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home35
Self-EmploymentResources36
Self-Employment ResourcesSmall Business DevelopmentCenters (SBDCs)Service Corps of RetiredEntrepreneurs (SCORE) Provide assistance to smallbusinesses and aspiringentrepreneurs Foster local and regionaleconomic development throughbusiness and job creation andretention Non-profit associationdedicated to helping smallbusinesses get off theground, grow, and achievetheir goals througheducation and mentorshipwww.score.orgsba.gov/sbdcTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home37
Questions?Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home38
Working from Home withTicket to Work39
Employment Options Employment Options is one of more than 500 authorized ENsin Social Security’s Ticket program For more than 20 years, Employment Options has helpedeligible people with:– Assessing skills and abilities– Choosing suitable jobs– Application completion– Preparing a resume– Interview practice– Final job placementTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home40
Why Choose to Work from Home?Working from home may be right for you if youwant to: Meet your work goals Have a less stressful work environment Avoid having to make special transportationarrangements if you need them due to yourdisability Seek opportunities in different fields of work Need to work from home as an accommodation– Learn more: http://bit.ly/cwblogjanteleworkTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home41
What Types of Jobs Are Available?There are job opportunities in fields like: Customer service Technology support Healthcare Sales And more!Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home42
What Types of Skills Do You Need to Workfrom Home?Skills you may need include: Computer skills– Internet– Typing Professional phone presence Customer service experience– Retail– Hospitality– Call centerTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home43
Things to Keep in MindBe cautiousNot all work from home opportunities are legitimate. Look for red flagsas some work from home opportunities may be too good to be true.Some red flags may include: Charging fees Being in business for a short amount of timeUnderstand your taxesSome opportunities may not withhold taxes like traditional employment: W2 – Taxes withheld 1099 – Taxes not withheld and your responsibility to pay taxesTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home44
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Getting Ready: Update Your ResumeUpdate your resume: Include dates of previousemployment, school, or communityservice Prepare to talk about gaps inemployment Tell your references that you areapplying for jobsRead more resume tips:http://bit.ly/ttwresumeTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home46
Getting Ready: What’s Your Experience?Make sure you have the rightexperience Are you comfortable dealing withquestions, complaints, and otherrequests by phone or online? Review the job listing and prepare totalk about how your skills andexperience fit the requirements.Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home47
Getting Ready: Working On SiteConsider on-site work to gainexperience Depending on the type of work you'reinterested in, it may be important to workon site before requesting to telework Once you've developed valuable skills,you may be able to transition to workingfrom homeTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home48
Getting Ready: The Hiring ProcessSome employers may: Conduct testing to see if you’re agood fit for working from home Perform background checks Perform credit checks Require testing for illegal drugs Have new hire paperworkTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home49
Working from Home:On the Job50
You Got the Job: Setting Yourself up forSuccess Set up a separate workspace Stick to a schedule. Don’t makeappointments or plan to take care ofchildren or pets during this time. Set aside time to get out of the houseand interact with othersTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home51
You Got the Job: What Next?Your work environmentshould: Be quiet and privateHave a comfortable chairHave good lightingEliminate as many outsidenoises as possibleFor more advice, visit theTicket program blog!http://bit.ly/cwblogwfhTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home52
Lori’s Success Story!When anxiety stood in Lori’s way ofbuilding a career, she turned to the Ticketprogram!Lori now works in Public Relations/Marketing for Employment Options. Lorifound so much more than a job; shefound a career that she’s passionateabout!http://bit.ly/LoriTTWSuccessTicket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home53
My Employment OptionsTo receive free Ticket program services and apply for remotejobs: Visit the website: myemploymentoptions.com Click “Apply Now” (at the top) – Option #1 is the Work At Homeapplication Submitting a website application will prompt screening staff to followup by phone within 2 business days Phone: 800-441-3114*Note: Anyone wanting to apply for work from home positions with MyEmployment Options must submit the online application.Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home54
Questions?Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home55
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Sep 26, 2018 · – Preparing a resume – Interview practice – Final job placement. 40. Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Working from Home. Why Choose to Work from Home? Working from home may be right for you if you . – Call center 43. Ticket to Work, Self-Employment, and Worki
Incident Report Ticket Incident Ticket Investigation Ticket This ticket reaches to the RTIR system via email/portal messages or is created manually by the responder if its lodged via phone or fax. This ticket is created by the manager after verifying the facts and getting all details from the incident report ticket. This ticket is created by the
TICKET MANAGEMENT PAGE On the Ticket Management screen you can display a list of tickets sent to your company that are currently in the system. You can sort them in a variety of different ways. Let's look at how you can do that now. TICKET MANAGEMENT PAGE TICKET MANAGEMENT PAGE Choose the ticket set you'd like to display on the Ticket .
Semantic Jira 3 - the ticket reporter / creator - the ticket assignee / solver - the ticket follower Before the actual opening of a ticket and the specification of the involved roles, the ticket creator hast to create the ticket in a relatively complex decision process as shown in figure 1.
Display the e-ticket record of the original ticket, for example: TWD/L7 13. Issue the new e-ticket and the TSMs (penalty and residual value TSM, if there are any). TTP (to issue e-ticket only) TTM (to issue MCOs only) For EMD issuance, you must use the combined TTP/TTM entry (not applicable in the U.S. market). In the U.S. Market:
At the same time, the program notifies help desk operators about new ticket submission. Picture 4 shows sample email notification. Pic.4. Email notification. Summary: Upon a ticket submission the Trouble Ticket Express -- assigns unique ID to the ticket and appends it to the service queue; -- generates confirmation page with access instructions;
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