The regulations in this part 411 relate to the provisions of section 1148 of the Social Security Act which establishes the Ticket to Work and Self-Sufficiency Program (hereafter referred to as the “Ticket to Work program”). The regulations in this part are divided into ten subparts:
Subpart A explains the scope of this part, explains the purpose and manner of implementation of the Ticket to Work program, and provides definitions of terms used in this part.
Subpart B contains provisions relating to the ticket under the Ticket to Work program.
Subpart C contains provisions relating to the suspension of continuing disability reviews for disabled beneficiaries who are considered to be using a ticket.
Subpart D contains provisions relating to the use of one or more program managers to assist us in the administration of the Ticket to Work program.
Subpart E contains provisions relating to employment networks in the Ticket to Work program.
Subpart F contains provisions relating to State vocational rehabilitation agencies' participation in the Ticket to Work program.
Subpart G contains provisions relating to individual work plans in the Ticket to Work program.
Subpart H contains provisions establishing employment network payment systems.
Subpart I contains provisions that establish a procedure for resolving disputes under the Ticket to Work program.
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