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Original drawing of two men emptying a bucket of money into a well labeled "Social Security."

Discusses how neighboring states handle Social Security offsets with regards to long-term disability insurance.

A paper defining the family leave crisis facing working-class Americans, detailing how employers have thwarted national family leave policy proposals in Congress and proposing a Social Security Cares program that would allow workers to access Social Security benefits for income when they experience any of the three life events covered by the Family Medical Leave Act.

Provides information on Social Security Notch, including efforts to obtain a settlement for each person born during the "notch years."

Discusses why social security numbers are needed to make credit checks, whether any state prohibits using them in this way or as identification numbers for health insurance policyholders, and whether any state uses alternatives.

Provides a general description of how someone qualifies for SSDI benefits and whether SSDI benefits can be garnished to pay child support obligations.

Discusses reasonably priced health insurance plan, available to an individual who is receiving social security disability benefits.

Discusses integrated pension plans, Social Security offsets, and public employee participation in the Social Security system.

Discusses why towns have been asked to forward voter lists to a private company hired to compile a list of prospective jurors. Also discusses whether anything could be done to prevent the inclusion of voters' Social Security numbers from the lists.

Discusses the eligibility requirements for Social Security benefits.

Two old men are looking into a barrel titled "social security."

An old man and a young man are arguing over a bottle of "Social Security". The old man says, "It's only half full!" and the young man says, "It's already half empty!"