Utah Admin. Code R251-301-3 - Policy
It is the policy of the Department that:
(1) Center offenders should be employed or
participate in educational or vocational training on a full-time
basis;
(2) offenders participating
in educational or vocational training should have sufficient means to meet
their financial obligations; and
(3) employers and offenders shall be informed
in writing of the Center's rules governing employment, including:
(a) Offenders shall be accountable for all
time spent away from the Center;
(b) employers shall contact Center staff when
they need the offender to work overtime or work on a day off;
(c) offenders shall not consume alcoholic
beverages;
(d) offenders shall have
legitimate employment and shall not be allowed to work for less than the
prevailing minimum wage, nor under substandard conditions;
(e) employers shall contact Center staff if
the offender terminates or is terminated from his position, is excessively
late, or leaves work early;
(f)
offenders shall not borrow money nor secure an advance in salary without prior
approval of Center staff;
(g)
offenders shall notify employers of illness, absence or tardiness;
(h) Center staff shall contact the employer
periodically to monitor the offender's performance and to verify the offender's
work hours;
(i) within two weeks,
employers shall send to the Center staff a signed acknowledgment of the rules
and willingness to notify Center staff of any violations; and
(j) employers shall contact Center staff with
any questions or concerns.
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