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WAC 388-444-0005 Effective January 1, 2007
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CLARIFYING INFORMATION
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Even though Job Search does not meet ABAWD participation requirements, ABAWDs may volunteer to receive services through Employment Security. For instructions on referrals to ESD, see Worker Responsibilities in FSE&T Section B. - Clients who must participate. 4. FS E&T Requirements for WorkFirst participants: Households who must participate in WorkFirst under WAC 388-310-0200 must fully participate in WorkFirst to meet their Food Stamp Employment and Training Requirements. If the adults in the TANF household do not meet WorkFirst requirements, they have not met FS E&T Requirements. a. If the household members who don’t meet WorkFirst requirements are exempt from FS E&T requirements under WAC 388-444-0015; we do not disqualify them from receiving Basic Food. b. If the household members who don’t meet WorkFirst requirements are not exempt from FS E&T requirements under WAC 388-444-0015, we disqualify them from receiving Basic Food as described under WAC 388-444-0055. 5. How we determine hours of unpaid work for WorkFirst WEX or Community Service: Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), we cannot require households to do more hours of unpaid work than the value of the households benefits divided by the minimum wage. We use the process described below to determine a WorkFirst household’s hours of unpaid Work Experience or Community Service:
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