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Department of Human Services Food Stamp Online Policy
Manual Work Requirements |
Revised: |
9.7 |
UNSUITABLE EMPLOYMENT |
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1240-1-3-.43(5) |
Any employment will be considered unsuitable if: Note: The training wage shall be substituted for the minimum wage for persons under age 20 receiving the training wage mandated by the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1989. (Limited to 90-day period.) (e) the risk to health and safety is unreasonable; (f) the household member is physically or mentally unfit to perform the employment. Document the medical evidence or reliable information from other sources; (g) the employment offered within the first 30 days of registration is not in the registrant’s major field of experience. Offers after 30 days must be accepted; (h) the distance from the registrant’s home to the place of employment is unreasonable, such as: 1. daily commuting exceeds two hours per day, not including the transportation of a child to and from a child care facility; 2. public and private transportation is unavailable and the distance to the place of employment is too far to walk; or 3. the cost of transportation to the job site is excessive based on the expected wage. ( i ) the working hours or nature of the employment interferes with the member’s religious observance, convictions, or beliefs. For example, a Sabbatarian could refuse to work on the Sabbath and not affect the household’s eligibility; or ( j ) other good reasons that justify a conclusion that employment is unsuitable. The determination of unsuitable employment will be based on the above listed criteria and any additional criteria established in the Food Stamp Employment & Training Program. |
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