How Many Hours Can I Work Being on Disability!?

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Title	:	How Many Hours Can I Work Being on Disability!?
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80 hours is a trial work period but the website also says something about 45 hours
Comment from : Bretts Corner

How many hours can I work legally for a family business while collecting SSDI? Assuming my spouse owns the company and will be making accommodations to increase my productivity, could I be added onto the company payroll as a salary employee without issues? Social security asks for a set amount of hours worked per pay period and in my case I’ll be paid a salary regardless of hours worked to simplify things I’ll be earning 1k per month
Comment from : Tom

I’m on ssdi, I have my 7yr review coming up in a year or two I work part time 1-2 days a week, don’t make more than $800-900 month Will my part time employment hurt me when my review comes up?
Comment from : Larry Villarreal

I’m getting surgery for my hand and can’t do bedside nursing but I can do psych nurse where all I do is talk to patients, can I collect disability and continue to work my psych job ? And if I can, am I allowed to pick up more shifts or will that affect how much disability gives me for the first job?
Comment from : allan cervantes

If you can work, you have no business being on Disability in the first place
Comment from : Ross Martenak

Where did my question go for me 55 in Tennessee?
Comment from : Shelly Trichler

trial work period is $970 month
Comment from : stephen giacobozzi

So what’s the answer?
Comment from : Self Care

I am almost 50 worked all my life as a dental nurse which is very hard on your body, except the last 7 years of my life as I got married and thankfully didnt have to be worried as much about finances However all my meds are becoming a finacial strain and I hate not having my own independence I applied for disability maybe 3 or 4 years ago at the advice of my Dr friend as I have major connective tissue disorder EDS/chronic pain all over, end stage DDD, fibromyalgia and chronic migraine They finally got in touch with me and I went to the medical dr a few days ago as SSDI wanted this DR to meet with me in person I am american and used to make 60-80k a year but now live in London I hate the label disabled but theres no way in hell I can ever go back to working a 40 hr a week job due to my issues espacially EDS I have had surgeries on both shoulders as they tore at the labrums and one rotator cuff tear and both hips due to wear on the labrums as I was diagnosed with severe hip dysplasia from my EDS I need a double hip replacement but am scared and figure I will wait until I cant walk anymore to get one I can break quite easily with my hypermobility disorder, I feel this is such a curse! I am also only 100lbs due to I now also have pancreatic insufficiency due to fat malabsorption from long term gut health issues that have also left me with mast cell I have recently found a place that would hire me for adhoc work in a dental oiffice in the reception area which means I can sit but even sitting all day is an issue but thankfully I can get up and move around as they are aware of my issues I can work whatever hours suits me and them which is great I dont understand how anyone can survive on what SSDI pays you and I am really hoping that I can work a few days a week without them saying I am not disabled I have read thius entire thread and see you are able to work as long as you dont make more than $1300 a mo, is this correct? And can anyone offer me anymore advice please? I am confused BC the lawfirm above mention that Hours are usually only counted against disability eligibility if the person in question is either self-employed or is the head of a corporation, LLC, or other business brGenerally, self-employed individuals may currently work up to 45 hours per month (about 10 hours per week) and still be eligible for disability benefits -- DOES THIS MEAN IF WE DONT OWN A BUSINESS OR ARE SELF EMPLOYED WE CANT WORK? THIS IS CONFUSING brbrThank you kindly
Comment from : Doreen DeVore

I have a question I'm on disability and I've used all my 9 months of the trial work period I'm now entering into the 36 month extended benefits period So, when I submit my Paystubs, which are biweekly, how can I be sure they're going to calculate and separate the months that overlap? For example, let's say I submit 2 pay stubs for June, one is for pay period 05/15 - 05/28 (received 06/10) and another stub is for 05/29 - 06/11 (received 06/24) A portion of the check received on 06/10 is payment for the second half of May Are they to be counted upon to accurately calculate those overlapping May/June earnings and keep the earnings properly separated for each "earnings month" when deciding if I've stayed below the $1,350 SGA limit?brThanks!
Comment from : RanDeX

I was discriminated against because I didn't have a disability How is that legal?
Comment from : Flaco Paco

Here's what you do When the government comes to you asking for property taxes, you tell them they'll have to come before you as a judge and justify why they need the money, and why they can't work themselves to get it Advise them you recommend they get a lawyer There is no jury you'll decide if they get your money or not based on them proving an overriding need to you brbrThat enormous military and black ops budget? No, not going to happen
Comment from : choppergirl (♞) airwar

I'm 57 and I can't stand or walk very far maybe 10 minutes for stand and walk without having to sit? I just want to know if I can find a job and if I can do it how many hours can I work a week?brI keep seeing 45 hours a month?brWho's going to hire someone if they can only work 10 1/2 hours a week????
Comment from : Big John M

I was told by social security that I can work providing I don't make more than $1300 a month
Comment from : Tamra Harmon

how many years can I still take money from disability
Comment from : ربا🥺❤️ نمسا

hello how many hours can I work while on ssdi Disability Baltimore MD
Comment from : Anthony Galatolo

They just don't want the disability to live
Comment from : Pam Chapin

Does the SGA include you benefit payment
Comment from : Borieyez

I'm on SSI and recieve $794 per month, I just got a job working from home and it pays $10 a hour I start tomorrow So I'm wondering how much I can work? I mean 794 a month is nothing but I need to keep my insurance please help any advice will be appreciated
Comment from : Huntsville coin

I reported last week I started working for Doordash I discuss with social security about the Trial month Work Period If I can work! and they said yes brbrToday I was received a letter it say on top! ! ! work activity report self employmentbrIt says I must complete within 15 daysbrbrIs this something I should worry aboutbrI'm going to need to fill out and send out soon
Comment from : M m O

Im considered 100 pervent disabled although my disability allows me to be able to work for 2 or 3 days a week without trouble i would like to know if i can work 2 or 3 days a weekever since my accident i have felt like a shit bag and i want to work i just am un able to work non stop without problems could i get locked up for working here and there when i am able???
Comment from : ArmedPatriot

I tried to call but no answer
Comment from : CryptoSleeper

10 hours per week? So what if I earn under $1200 but work 40 hours a week? Is that a major isssue ? Like is there a max hours no matter the earnings that I should look out for ? I want to start working as much as I can bear to
Comment from : Fee

I need to work during the pandemic 🙏🙏s and stay safe in Jesus 🙏
Comment from : lila cook

So I'm on SSDI and I want to work part time I would be making $800 a month If I work 9 straight months will my disability get taken away
Comment from : Jamie Woods