Ability to Hire or Refuse an Offender for Kitchen Employment Sample Clauses

Ability to Hire or Refuse an Offender for Kitchen Employment. The System will provide user the capability to select offenders from the kitchen worker candidate list and add those offenders to the kitchen worker candidate waiting list. The System will also provide user the capability to hire an offender directly from either of the lists. The System will also provide user the capability to refuse to include an offender on the kitchen worker candidate waiting list. The System will track the offender’s name, number and housing unit, and provide user the ability to electronically select “hired” or “refused” for each offender on the list. The System will then notify the staff of the decision. The System will update both lists accordingly.
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