Client Flow Chart Sample Clauses

Client Flow Chart for basic career services, individualized career services, training, placement and follow-up services shall be updated to reflect any system changes. Flow charts shall indicate the movement of clients through the One-Stop system. WIOA clarifies that individuals receiving services in the One-Stop Centers must receive the service that is needed to assist the individual to meet his or her job search goals, and does not need to follow a fixed sequence of services that may not be necessary to effectively serve the individual. Maximum time frames for each service component must be included on the flow chart. Services shall be in alignment with customer centered design. Services shall be provided within time frames, as determined reasonable by the OCDB.
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Client Flow Chart for basic career services, individualized career services, training, placement and follow-up services shall be updated to reflect any system changes. Flow charts shall indicate the movement of clients through the One-Stop system. WIOA clarifies that individuals receiving services in the One-Stop Centers must receive the service that is needed to assist the individual to meet his or her job search goals, and does not need to follow a fixed sequence of services that may not be necessary to effectively serve the individual.
Client Flow Chart for basic career services, individualized career services, training, placement and follow-up services shall be updated to reflect any system changes. Flow charts shall indicate the movement of clients through the One-Stop system. WIOA clarifies that individuals receiving services in the One-Stop Centers must receive the service that is needed to assist the individual to meet his or her job search goals, and does not need to follow a fixed sequence of services that may not be necessary to effectively serve the individual. Maximum time frames for each service component must be included on the flow chart. Services shall be provided within time frames, as determined reasonable by the OCDB. SUB-RECIPIENT shall provide a WIOA client flow chart to the OCDB administrative office by July 29 28, 2017 16.

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