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Old 10-09-2011, 02:09 AM #1
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I was wondering if anyone has been on Californias State Disability and returned to work at a reduced work schedule. Do they continue to pay you benefits if you return to work less hours than you worked prior to your disability?

I have 3 months to go before i return to work after just going back out, but my neurologist already said she wont approve me to work any more than 3 - 8 hour shifts a week when i return in January. I was working 36 hours a week which is considered full time.

Will state disability give me payment on the other 12 hours i will be missing? I'm already scared about the permanent reduction in hours i will be working when i go back and not sure if i will be able to pay my bills.
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Suffered a TBI with PCS on April 25th 2011 from multiple blows to the head from falling, unconscious for 12 hours with no memory of event. Hit the back of my head, and above right eye. MRI and CT negative. Symptoms included constant headaches (migraine, pressure, tension, icepicks), dizziness, tinnitus, visual changes, photophobia, fatigue, "spacing out", word finding difficulties, depression, and emotional lability.
Began Healing in November 2011 after starting acupuncture and Healing Touch (a nurturing energy therapy that promotes relaxation and pain relief). I went back to work in February 2012. Ive been symptom free since July 2012. Very happy, positive, energetic and working out every day, doing yoga, and living a normal life again!
I also began taking Healing Touch classes in November 2011 and completed 5 Levels of Healing Touch Certificate Program that included a 1 year mentorship to become a Healing Touch International Practitioner in June 2013. I am so pleased to offer this wonderful healing therapy to my patients, friends, and clients.
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Old 10-09-2011, 04:27 AM #2
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I checked the Calif EDD web site at http://www.edd.ca.gov/disability/DI_...ime_Worker.htm

It says:

<Reduced Hours

If your work hours must be reduced as the result of a disability, and you suffer a wage loss due to being unable to perform your regular or customary work for at least eight consecutive days, you may be eligible to receive Disability Insurance benefits.

You may receive benefits as long as you have at least $300 in gross wages in your base period, are suffering a loss of wages, and meet other basic eligibility requirements.>

Sounds like you should be able to collect some partial benefits.
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