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When should I file for OPM disability retirement?

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You should file for OPM disability retirement, when you find that you’re unable to perform the job that you were hired to do, and your employer has been unable to provide you with an accommodated position. Therefore you’d be unable to work in that particular job, and you would probably prevail on an OPM disability retirement claim.

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By Stephen Barszcz | Posted on July 12, 2019

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