Topic: Training
Viable alternatives to replace the face-to-face encounters
TANF Best Practices Transportation for Work Activities
Policy Links Regarding OJT
On-the-job training (OJT) – is subsidized employment in which a participant is hired by a private or public employer and, while engaged in productive work, receives training that provides knowledge or skills essential to the full performance of that job.
Job skills training – include vocational training and hands-on work experience to develop technical skills, knowledge, and abilities in specific occupational areas. This term is located at: TANF: 340:10-2-1. Work requirements; 340:10-2-4. Employment; 340:10-2-7. Training; and 340:10-2-8. Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Work support services.
High school equivalency certificate – Persons seeking to obtain a high school equivalency certificate enroll in coursework that helps them pass a test that demonstrates they possess the knowledge equivalent to a high school graduate. Possible test include the High School Equivalency Exam (HISET), General Educational Development (GED), or the Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC). […]
“Provides direction” consists of 4 behaviors: makes expectations clear; establishes a manageable workload for direct reports; accomplishes longer-term objectives by planning incremental steps; keeps focus on big picture while implementing the details In First Break All the Rules the most important item in a worker’s job satisfaction is “I know what’s expected of me.” Translated […]
As Adult and Family Services staff you are required to offer voter registration to applicants and recipients.
Importance of Child Care Subsidy Program