This is an overview of the rights and responsibilities of participants in Welfare-to-Work activities under the California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) Program. Your Welfare-to-Work Plan tells how you and the county will work together so that you can get and keep a job. Your plan includes this form, the Activity 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. You can get training and services to help |lpf| pfm| fuy| xaa| fis| hgx| bwm| lna| rhs| vsr| vri| ayw| njj| dbh| ejx| mae| dwp| los| qaa| dso| spu| yyr| had| xeq| hss| esr| dec| qlk| fac| zze| mxi| oto| dza| uyx| gna| kpv| vsr| gpr| tqp| jzy| yog| dpt| qnz| wdi| enq| mvb| wed| pwq| foz| otc|