Monthly Archives: July 2026
Making It Easier For Veterans To Qualify For Inclusion Body Myositis
Disabled veterans often have a tough time getting the benefits they deserve. Now veterans affected by a rare and debilitating muscle disorder are calling on the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to simplify the process for obtaining disability benefits. The push follows the release of Diagnosis Denied, a national investigation conducted by several television… Read More »
NY Deli Worker Stabbed While Trying To Prevent Shoplifting
Some jobs are more dangerous than others. Depending on the situation, even working at a deli can be a tough gig. A deli worker is recovering from a stabbing after they attempted to stop a shoplifting in progress. The worker was stabbed by the shoplifter on the morning of May 22 at a deli… Read More »
Summer Jobs And How They Work With SSDI
For people receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), summer can be a good time to explore employment opportunities without immediately risking their benefits. Seasonal hiring often increases in industries such as retail, hospitality, customer service, recreation, and logistics, creating opportunities to gain work experience and earn income. One of the biggest concerns SSDI beneficiaries… Read More »
VA Employee Admits To Social Security Disability Fraud
Many government programs have to deal with fraud, and the Social Security Administration (SSA) is no exception. Many agencies have to scrutinize claims to ensure that information is correct. When fraud occurs, it can result in significant financial losses, which is why agencies need to always be on the lookout for abuse. A New… Read More »