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The document evaluates the Wisconsin Welfare Employment Experiments, specifically the WEJT and CWEP programs, focusing on the role of county welfare workers in implementing these initiatives. It discusses the transition from the WIN model to new welfare employment programs due to federal funding cuts, detailing the responsibilities of income maintenance workers in managing eligibility and participation in job training programs. The evaluation methodology includes testing hypotheses related to labor force participation and economic well-being of AFDC recipients. Findings indicate varied impacts across counties, with some showing positive outcomes while others did not demonstrate significant improvements in AFDC case reductions or earnings.

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What makes you exempt from welfare-to-work?

You will not be required to participate in the Welfare-to-Work program and your Welfare-to-Work 24-Month Time Clock will stop if any of the reasons below apply to you. You are under 16 years old. You are 16, 17, or 18 years old and in high school or adult school. You are 60 years or older.

What is a welfare to work activity?

What is Welfare-to-Work? 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.

What to expect at a welfare-to-work appointment?

You must come to your WTW appointments. During your Appraisal, your Employment Case Manager will look over the following areas: Your Work History and Education, Your Need for Supportive Services, and Other Information, to help the county decide what your WTW activity or activities will be.

What is the meaning of welfare-to-work?

Welfare-to-Work (WtW) grants to States and local communities are intended to help hard-to-employ welfare recipients move into lasting, unsubsidized jobs.

What is the welfare to work program in Wisconsin?

W-2 provides a wide range of employment services and training to help eligible Wisconsin residents get and keep employment. W-2 also provides work experience positions through community service jobs and other work-readiness placements.

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What are WTW activities?

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.

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