The Ticket to Work Advertisement Act requires the Social Security Administration to inform disabled beneficiaries about the Ticket to Work program, which helps people with disabilities transition back to work. Under the bill, the Commissioner of Social Security must distribute this information to eligible disabled beneficiaries starting within one year of the law's enactment, and then every six months after that. The legislation aims to increase awareness of and participation in the work incentive program by ensuring disabled Social Security beneficiaries regularly receive details about how the program works. The bill does not specify new funding for the advertising effort, though the Social Security Administration would absorb these communication costs within existing resources. This straightforward measure targets millions of disabled Americans who receive Social Security benefits and may not be aware of the Ticket to Work program's availability.
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