Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 50.560 - Phase-in of Wage Supplement Scale
a) The wage supplement scale, as illustrated
in Section 50.570, can not be implemented
in full within the FY 2001 appropriation amount. The Department will roll out
the scale as outlined below. The applicant must specify what level and option
he or she is applying for at the time of application. For FY 2001, child care
personnel that meet or exceed the eligibility criteria defined in Section
50.530(a) may
apply for a wage supplement for no less than the following parts of the scale:
1) Level 2, option A;
2) Level 2, option B;
3) Level 2, option C;
4) Level 4, option A (IDHS/INCCRRA approved
certificates only);
5) Level 6,
option A;
6) Level 9, option
A;
7) Level 10, option A.
b) For FY 2002, child care
personnel that meet or exceed the eligibility criteria in Section
50.530(a) and
(b) may apply for a wage supplement for the
parts of the scale identified in subsection (a) of this Section and no less
than the following additional part of the scale:
1) Level 1;
2) Level 2, option D;
3) Level 3, option C;
4) Level 5, option C;
5) Level 6, option B;
6) Level 6, option E;
7) Level 7, option C;
8) Level 8, option B;
9) Level 8, option C;
10) Level 8, option D;
11) Level 9, option B;
12) Level 10, option B.
c) For FY 2003, child care personnel that
meet or exceed the eligibility criteria in Section
50.530(a) and
(b) may apply for a wage supplement for the
parts of the scale identified in subsections
50.560(a) and
(b) of this Section and no less than the
following additional parts of the scale:
1)
Level 3, option A;
2) Level 3,
option B;
3) Level 4, option
B;
4) Level 4, option C;
5) Level 5, option A;
6) Level 5, option B;
7) Level 5, option D;
8) Level 6, option C;
9) Level 6, option D;
10) Level 7, option A;
11) Level 7, option B;
12) Level 8, option A.
d) After the initial application and wage
supplement payment, child care personnel who remain at the same Great START
level with the same employer will be eligible to receive a supplement on a
continuing basis at 6-month intervals. In order to increase the amount of the
wage supplement, a child care worker must move to another Great START level
through increased educational attainment.
e) After the initial application and receipt
of the wage supplement, child care personnel who leave the employ of a child
care facility to work for a different child care facility must work for the new
employer for one continuous year before or she may reapply for subsequent wage
supplement payments.
Notes
Added at 25 Ill. Reg. 8176, effective June 23, 2001
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