Ohio Administrative Code
Title 5101:1 - Division of Public Assistance
Chapter 5101:1-3 - Ohio Works First
Section 5101:1-3-12.1 - Unsubsidized employment
Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 5101:1-3-12.1
Current through all regulations passed and filed through September 16, 2024
(A) Which section of the Revised Code applies to unsubsidized employment?
(1)
Section
5107.05 of the
Revised Code authorizes the director of job and family services to adopt rules
as necessary to comply with Title IV-A, Title IVD, federal regulations, state
law and the state plan.
(2)
The county agency shall administer the work activity programs in accordance
with the requirements contained in this rule and not in accordance with
sections
5107.40
,
5107.54,
5107.541
and
5107.61
of the Revised Code. All applicable requirements contained in the
Revised Code sections referenced have been incorporated in this rule.
(B) What is unsubsidized employment?
(1) Unsubsidized employment means
full or part time employment in the private or public sector that is not
subsidized by temporary assistance for needy families (TANF) or any other
public program.
(2) When an
employer received a direct subsidy for hiring a recipient from TANF or other
public funds, that recipient is considered to be in a subsidized public or
private sector employment, not unsubsidized employment.
(3) Recipients whose employers claim a tax
credit for hiring economically disadvantaged workers are considered to be
participating in unsubsidized employment.
(4) Self employment will count as
unsubsidized employment.
(C) What hours of participation in unsubsidized employment may count toward work participation?
(1) Verified hours of unsubsidized employment
shall count toward work participation. Hours for unsubsidized employment shall
be verified at least once every six months, as described in rule
5101:1-3-12
of the Administrative Code.
(2)
Hours of self employment are determined by dividing the individual's self
employment income (gross receipts less business expenses) by the federal
minimum wage.
(3) Hours of
employment resulting from in-kind or barter income, defined as an exchange of
property or services, shall count toward work participation.
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