Under the social security system, a worker is considered disabled when a severe physical or mental impairment prevents that person from working for a year or more or is expected to result in the victim's death.

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Under the social security system, a worker is considered disabled when a severe physical or  mental impairment prevents that person from working for a year or more or is expected to  result in the victim's death.

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Under the Social Security Administration's definition, a worker is considered disabled if they have a medical condition that is expected to last at least one year or result in death, and this condition prevents them from performing any substantial gainful activity.

Under the Social Security System, a Worker Is Considered Disabled