RCW 74.25A.005
Legislative findings.
The legislature finds that the restructuring in the Washington economy has created rising public assistance caseloads and declining real wages for Washington workers. There is a profound need to develop partnership programs between the private and public sectors to create new jobs with adequate salaries and promotional opportunities for chronically unemployed and underemployed citizens of the state. Most public assistance recipients want to become financially independent through paid employment. A voluntary program which utilizes public wage subsidies and employer matching salaries has provided a beneficial financial incentive allowing public assistance recipients transition to permanent full-time employment.
[ 1994 c 299 § 19; 1986 c 172 § 1. Formerly RCW 50.63.010.]
NOTES:
Report—1994 c 299: "The department of social and health services shall report to the appropriate committees of the house of representatives and senate on the implementation of this employment partnership program for recipients of aid to families with dependent children by October 1, 1995." [ 1994 c 299 § 27.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 74.25A - Employment Partnership Program.
74.25A.005 - Legislative findings.
74.25A.010 - Employment partnership program—Created—Goals.
74.25A.020 - Pilot projects—Grants to be used as wage subsidies—Criteria.
74.25A.030 - Employer eligibility—Conditions.
74.25A.040 - Diversion of grants to worker-owned businesses.
74.25A.045 - Local employment partnership council.
74.25A.050 - Program participants—Eligibility for assistance programs.
74.25A.060 - Program participants—Benefits and salary not to be diminished.
74.25A.070 - Program participants—Classification under federal job training law.
74.25A.080 - Department of social and health services to seek federal funds.
74.25A.900 - Intent—Finding—Severability—Conflict with federal requirements—1994 c 299.