Common use of Strategies for reducing the need for Temporary Assistance Clause in Contracts

Strategies for reducing the need for Temporary Assistance. District’s strategies for reducing the need for Temporary Assistance are described below: Intake employment staff offer diversion services, such as assistance with applying for subsidized childcare . Those with a documented promise of employment are also offered diversion services. All applicants are required to participate in job search for the duration of the application phase, which may include participation in a job search/assessment workshop for all or part of the application phase. Non-exempt FA individuals employed less than full-time are also required to conduct a job search to secure full-time employment.

Strategies for reducing the need for Temporary Assistance. District’s strategies for reducing the need for Temporary Assistance are described below: Intake employment staff offer diversion services, such as assistance with applying for subsidized childcare . Those with a documented promise of employment are also offered diversion services. All applicants are required to participate in job search for the duration of the application phase, which may include participation in a job search/assessment workshop for all or part of the application phase. Non-exempt FA individuals employed less than full-time are also required to conduct a job search to secure full-time employment.