Or. Admin. Code § 461-190-0163 - Restrictions on On-the-Job Training, Unpaid Employment, Work Supplementation; JOBS and REP
In the JOBS and REP programs:
(1) The Department may not require a client
to participate in an activity (see OAR
461-001-0025) of the OJT
(see OAR 461-001-0025), unpaid
employment (see OAR
461-001-0025), or work
supplementation
components (see OAR
461-001-0025) in the following
circumstances:
(a) The client would displace
a currently employed worker or position or would cause a reduction in regularly
scheduled hours, wages or benefits of a current employee.
(b) The assignment would impair an existing
contract for services or a collective bargaining agreement.
(c) The employment or assignment occurs at
the same time another person is laid off from the same or an equivalent job
within the same organizational unit or an employer terminates an employee or
reduces its work force by hiring a participant in OJT,
unpaid employment, or work
supplementation.
(d) The
employment or assignment infringes in any way on promotional opportunities of a
current employee.
(2)
The Department may not require a client to participate in the work
supplementation
component by filling an established
but currently vacant position.
(3)
The working conditions for clients participating in the OJT,
unpaid employment, and work supplementation
components may not violate applicable state and federal health
and safety standards or require activities not considered usual and customary
in the occupation for which the participant is being trained.
(4) Clients participating in the
OJT, unpaid employment, and work
supplementation
components who are covered by a
workers' compensation system are entitled to the same level of benefits under
the same conditions as other individuals similarly employed.
(5) Clients in work
supplementation not covered by an applicable workers' compensation
statute must be provided with equal medical and accident protection for on-site
injuries as that required by the state's worker compensation statute for
covered employment.
(6) Clients in
unpaid employment are covered by the Fair Labor
Standards Act (FLSA) (see OAR
461-001-0025) if the worksite is
a FLSA subject employer.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: 411.060, 412.049, ORS 409.050, 412.006 & 412.009
Statutes/Other Implemented: 411.060, 412.049, ORS 409.010, 412.006 & 412.009
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