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Vocational Factors in Disability Claim Assessment: A Comparative Survey of 11 Countries

Public disability benefit programs in the United States and other countries consider, as a condition for benefit eligibility, the claimant’s ability or inability to resume or find work because of a health impairment. Many countries use an applicant’s vocational factors (VFs) — age, education, and work experience — in assessing disability claims. As such, VFs play an important role in determining who qualifies for disability and related benefits. This article offers a comprehensive examination of the disability assessment processes in 11 developed countries and highlights the use and relevance of VFs in those processes.