This week, CCK breaks down whether Veterans can work with different types of 100% VA disability ratings. We dive into schedular ratings, permanent and total, temporary and total, and total disability based on individual unemployability (TDIU). Veterans can work regularly with some of these ratings, but there are rules surrounding others. Learn all about 100% VA Disability Ratings and Work in this CCK LIVE broadcast. Table of Contents:
0:45 Social Security Disability vs. VA Disability Compensation and Working
01:44 How VA Rates Disabilities and Combined VA Ratings—Schedular 100% Ratings
02:49 Can Veterans with Schedular 100% VA Ratings Work?
03:54 Permanent and Total (P&T) VA Ratings
05:08 Can Veterans Work with 100% Permanent and Total (P&T) VA Ratings?
6:15 Temporary and Total VA Disability Ratings
06:44 Can Veterans Work with 100% Temporary and Total VA Disability Ratings?
08:03 Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU): What is it, and how to Qualify?
9:55 Working with an Individual Unemployability: Substantially Gainful Employment
10:25 Marginal Employment and TDIU
11:13 Protected Work Environment and Individual Unemployability and What This Means
12:40 Has VA Actually Defined What a Protected Work Environment is? How to Demonstrate This for Your Claim & CCK Court Wins
15:35 Applying for Individual Unemployability
16:15 Advice from CCK’s Veterans’ Advocates
17:12 Closing Thoughts
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