Common use of Outcome Clause in Contracts

Outcome. The Contractor has provided sufficient information to the DRS Counselor to verify or modify the vocational goal, and to identify the supports the individual needs to become successfully employed as specified in the Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE).

Outcome. The Contractor has provided sufficient information to the DRS Counselor to verify or modify the vocational goal, and to identify the supports the individual needs to become successfully employed goal as specified in the Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE), and prepared the individual for employment.

Outcome. The Contractor has provided sufficient information to the DRS Counselor to verify or modify the vocational goal, and to identify the supports the individual needs to become successfully employed goal as specified in the Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE)) and has prepared the individual for personal job search activities.

Outcome. The Contractor has provided sufficient information to the DRS Counselor to verify or modify the vocational goal, goal and to identify the supports the individual needs to become successfully employed weekly work goal as specified in the Individualized Plan IPE. In addition, the Contractor and individual have identified supports needed for Employment (IPE)a successful employment outcome.

Outcome. The Contractor has provided sufficient information to the DRS Counselor to verify or modify the vocational goal, and to identify the supports the individual needs to become successfully employed as specified in the Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE). The Contractor has provided benefit planning information to any individual who is receiving SSA benefits, and referred the individual to a Benefits Planning Specialist if the individual, payee, or family member has requested the service.