For workers: a change from a form to on-line data, and notice of a county training on the new system. [Download]
For workers: a change from a form to on-line data, and notice of a county training on the new system. [Download]
A review of the importance of issuing “adequate notice” and what that means in the context of the CalWORKs program. (In sum, enough information that the individual “has sufficient information to understand the action that is being taken on their application or CalWORKs case.”) Of note is the section discussing automation, and that workers must manually complete NOAs if the automation doesn’t permit sufficient detail. more details on language access, and information on disability accommodations when there are reading issues. [Download]
Another New Year’s present, this is the ACL implementing the new car resource rules:
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Passing along the new IRT chart for CalWORKs, along with the review of the 3 tier IRT system and the IRT reporting rules. (For FFY 2014, the amount of income likely to render an AU ineligible for CalWORKs is less than 130 percent of the FPL for each AU size, so only tiers one and two are applicable.) [Download]
Ringing out the old year, DSS rolls out a new CalFresh Categorical eligibility group, to help provide food benefits. AB 191 covers any household that includes a member who receives, or is eligible to receive, Medi-Cal, with a 200& Federal Poverty Level income eligibility. [Download]
SB 134 adds to the existing E&T deferrals those work registrants who are veterans that have been honorably discharged from the United States Armed Forces. In addition to the regular rules (cannot be assigned Mandatory E&T, but can volunteer), Counties are also to refer this group to the local County Veterans Service Offices as well as any local veterans assistance and job training agencies known to the county. The letter includes verification instructions regarding services/discharge. [Download]