Common Referral System. Participate in a common customer referral system, which includes agreeing to accept information (i.e., demographic, assessment and other information) previously collected on the customer through the one-stop system and includes providing information back to the referring agency on the status of the referral.
Common Referral System. Participate in a common customer referral system which includes agreeing to accept information previously collected on the customer through the one-stop system and includes providing information back to the referring agency on the status of the referral, to the extent permitted by federal or State law or regulation
Common Referral System. Participate in a common customer referral system (tbd by leadership group), which includes agreeing to accept information (i.e., demographic, assessment, etc.) previously collected on the customer through the one-stop system and includes providing information back to the referring agency on the status of the referral.
Common Referral System. Employers that work with DED treat DED itself as a “one-stop.” Accordingly, DED will convey employer workforce needs to the one-stops on behalf of employers. DED will conduct this liaison role either directly, through DED regional staff, or via its partners in the local economic development community. In addition, DED will outreach to the local economic development community on the nature of the one stop system and how local developers should work with one- stops. DED is willing to work with all parties to this agreement to utilize DED, to the extent feasible and appropriate, as the actual one-stop.
Common Referral System. Through the one-stop delivery system DOS-DCS and the CSBG-eligible entities shall participate in a common customer referral system which includes agreeing to accept information (i.e., demographic, assessment and other information) previously collected on the customer through the one-stop system. DOS-DCS and the eligible entities agree to provide information back to the referring agency on the status of the referral.
Common Referral System. Encourage local providers of services to persons with disabilities to participate in a common customer referral system which includes agreeing to accept information (i.e., demographic, assessment and other information) previously collected on the customer through the one-stop system and includes providing information back to the referring agency on the status of the referral.
Common Referral System. Encourage, and assist as appropriate, each of its licensed and/or funded programs to develop an information, screening, and referral process that will support the “universal access” mission of the one-stop centers. At a minimum, each program will be expected to provide information regarding its services and to develop a process that will facilitate referrals for services. In addition, OASAS will encourage its providers to assist the one-stop centers in the use of a screening instrument which would assist one-stop staff in recognizing job seekers who might benefit from the array of prevention, treatment, work preparation, job development, and workplace services offered locally by OASAS-licensed agencies. To more effectively accomplish these goals, OASAS will explore strategies with its licensed and/or funded providers that are intended to establish a provider presence at the one-stop centers.
Common Referral System. Participate in a common customer referral system that includes the sharing of information (i.e., demographic, assessment and other information) with partners of the One-Stop system. The State University of New York reserves the right to withhold any client information when providing such information is in conflict with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) or other applicable state and federal privacy statutes and regulations.
