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Social Security Employees Find Job Stressful | SSD Benefits Attorney
At a January 2009 the Government Accountability Office (GAO) reviewed the work conditions at Social Security Administration field offices around the United States. They GAO asked employees at over 21 offices to rate the stress level that they experienced in trying to complete their work timely. 55% of the 153 employees at the 21 offices reported feeling stressed to a “great” or a “varied” degree. We at Cavey and Barrett applaud the efforts of the Tampa Social Security Disability office of address their backlog. They have a very stressful job, but they are doing well in difficult circumstances.If you have any questions regarding your rights to Social Security Disability benefits, Social Security Disability attorney Sharon Barrett, has written a free, no obligation consumer guide which you can receive free here.
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