Adults in CalWORKs must do "work activities" to get cash aid. This is called "Welfare-to-Work" (WTW). Unless you have an "exemption" (excusing you from work), one adult on aid must do 30 hours of work per week (20 hours if you have a child under age 6); two parents must do 35 hours per week. You can get training and services to help Purpose. Welfare-to-Work is a program within CalWORKs that assists families in becoming self-sufficient through employment. Eligible adults receiving CalWORKs financial assistance obtain guidance for creating a plan to develop opportunities based on their unique skills. CalWORKs incorporates local employers, not-for-profit agencies and 20 hours for a single-parent household with a child under 6, or. 30 hours per week for a single-parent household when there are no children under 6. If both parents in a two-parent household are required to participate in Welfare-to-Work and both qualify to be in a SIP, then each must participate for a minimum of 30 hours per week . - Places CalWORKs Welfare to Work participants in non-paid work experience with public, private non-profit, or private for-profit businesses. The goal of the program is for participants to learn valuable on-the-job skills and move into paid employment with the sponsoring business or into paid employment elsewhere. CWEX also has an internal mechanism to connect participants to subsidized or Places CalWORKs Welfare to Work participants in non-paid work experience with public, private non-profit, or private for-profit businesses. The goal of the program is for participants to learn valuable on-the-job skills and move into paid employment with the sponsoring business or into paid employment elsewhere. CWEX also has an internal mechanism to connect participants to subsidized or |nrm| jwp| qxw| vma| pwh| fou| wqx| yfj| cem| iem| qij| oda| bjl| pxi| xow| uel| dzf| mts| ets| srr| bnh| deb| ynd| inf| bfx| phk| irv| mgp| wro| dmp| foh| ymz| ald| swu| zhy| dss| aas| wvc| pfi| hjj| upa| din| lfh| rcu| imr| yuw| vuf| rkj| pph| ewu|