Social Security: Special day focuses on helping people
The United Nations’ International Day of Persons with Disabilities is annually held on Dec. 3, focusing on issues that affect people with disabilities worldwide. This year marks the 21st observance and provides an opportunity to re-commit to helping persons with disabilities break down barriers. In the United States, Social Security often is the primary source of income for people with disabilities. More than 9 of 10 American workers are covered by Social Security disability insurance, and Social Security provides benefits to young workers and their families if the worker becomes disabled...Read More
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