Subsidized Employment maximum funding for DCFS ILP eligible participants is $522,933 for the period of July 1, 2018 through February 28, 2019 funded with Chafee funds/Realignment funds, which is included in the total amount in Subsection 5.4 referenced above. Subsidized Employment maximum funding for Probation ILP eligible participants is $166,667 for the period of July 1, 2018 through February 28, 2019 funded with Title IV-E Waiver funds which is included in the total amount in Subsection 5.4 referenced above.
Subsidized Employment. Employment in which the PARTICIPANT(s)’ employer is partially or fully reimbursed for wages and/or training costs through a government subsidy.
Subsidized Employment. Subsidized public or 6 private sector employment for which the employer receives a subsidy to offset 7 some or all of the wages and costs of employing a work-eligible Participant.
Subsidized Employment. A paid activity based on wage subsidies to prepare WtW participants for unsubsidized employment by providing soft and job-related skills while working. Subsidized Employment may include the following activities: On the Job Training, Paid Work Experience, Specialized Work Experience, and Work Study.
Subsidized Employment. Employment in which a portion of the wage 8 is paid through a government subsidy.
Subsidized Employment. Subsidized public or 23 private sector employment for which the employer receives a subsidy to offset 24 some or all of the wages and costs of employing a work-eligible Participant.
Subsidized Employment. Employment in which a portion of the wage 13 is paid through a government subsidy.
Subsidized Employment. Subsidized Employment is temporary work with earnings provided by an employer who receives a full or partial subsidy to cover the wages of the employee.
