Access to Work Delays: What to Do While You Wait
Updated: Sep 24

Did you know Access to Work applications are currently taking over 40 weeks to process?
It can feel like forever when you need support, but don’t worry; there are things you can do while you wait for your application to move forward.
1. Document your challenges:
Keep a journal or make a list of how your condition affects you at work (such as your productivity, stress levels or ability to complete tasks.
Record examples of tasks that are difficult to manage.
2. Start preparing your documents and details:
This should include:
Your job description
Date you started your current job
Your business details
Your latest self-assessment (if you are self-employed)
Have a clear idea of the support you’ll request so you’re ready when the application moves forward.
3. Explore free resources and tools
We are here to help you whilst you wait
If you need extra help in the meantime, we at The Executive Solutions Agency can bridge the gap with support tailored to your needs. Let’s get you through this waiting period together!
Take a look at our Access to Work services for more support, or email us or message us on our social channels.
If you have heard back and are preparing for your assessment, download our free guide to help you show up confidently.
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