N.M. Admin. Code § 8.102.462.9 - PROGRAM LIMITATIONS
A.
Failure to comply with other requirements: The benefit group shall be
transitioned back to the NMW cash assistance and appropriate sanctions applied
if a participant fails or refuses to comply with child support enforcement, or
school attendance, or reporting requirements in the NMW cash assistance
program. The transition is effective in the month following the month the
failure or refusal to comply is established.
B.
Two-parent family: In a
two-parent family where only one of the parents is a participant in the New
Mexico wage subsidy program, the other parent, if considered as a mandatory
participant in the NMW work program, shall be required to participate in
qualified work activities for a minimum of 30 hours per week. At least 20 hours
a week must be spent in qualified primary work activities.
C. If a wage subsidy participant voluntarily
quits a job without good cause, as determined by the NMW service provider or
the department, the participant will no longer be considered for participation
in the wage subsidy program. Refer to 8.102.620 NMAC for good cause
provisions.
D. The TANF cash
assistance participant will then have 10 days to notify the NMW service
provider and renew work participation activities or be subject to the
conciliation/sanction process for non-compliance with the work
program.
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