Common use of Employee Development Services (EDS)/Work Adjustment Services Clause in Contracts

Employee Development Services (EDS)/Work Adjustment Services. (WAT) EDS/WAT services are designed to address specific behaviors and attitudes which are anticipated to impede successful employment, based on referral information from DORS. DILA shall develop with the individual a plan for EDS/WAT services which describes in writing the behaviors which prohibit the individual from achieving his/her job goal, as well as the plan of action to be taken. As a result of discussing the individual’s plan for EDS/WAT services, all of the participants in the process should know specifically which behaviors or problems are being addressed, the objectives or goals which are to be accomplished and the techniques, methods, and procedures which are to be used in accomplishing the necessary changes. EDS/WAT Reporting. After the person’s first month in an EDS/WAT Program, as well as for the duration of the person’s training period, DILA shall complete and submit the DORS Training Progress Report (Attachment B) or DILA training progress report.

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Samples: dors.maryland.gov

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Employee Development Services (EDS)/Work Adjustment Services. (WAT) EDS/WAT services are designed to address specific behaviors and attitudes which are anticipated to impede successful employment, based on referral information from DORS. DILA CHI shall develop with the individual a plan for EDS/WAT services which describes in writing the behaviors which prohibit the individual from achieving his/her job goal, as well as the plan of action to be taken. As a result of discussing the individual’s plan for EDS/WAT services, all of the participants in the process should know specifically which behaviors or problems are being addressed, the objectives or goals which are to be accomplished and the techniques, methods, and procedures which are to be used in accomplishing the necessary changes. EDS/WAT Reporting. After the person’s first month in an EDS/WAT Program, as well as for the duration of the person’s training period, DILA CHI shall complete and submit the DORS Training Progress Report (Attachment B) or DILA CHI training progress report.

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Samples: dors.maryland.gov

Employee Development Services (EDS)/Work Adjustment Services. (WAT) EDS/WAT services are designed to address specific behaviors and attitudes which are anticipated to impede successful employment, based on referral information from DORS. DILA The CHIMES INC shall develop with the individual a plan for EDS/WAT services which describes in writing the behaviors which prohibit the individual from achieving his/her job goal, as well as the plan of action to be taken. As a result of discussing the individual’s plan for EDS/WAT services, all of the participants in the process should know specifically which behaviors or problems are being addressed, the objectives or goals which are to be accomplished and the techniques, methods, and procedures which are to be used in accomplishing the necessary changes. EDS/WAT Reporting. After the person’s first month in an EDS/WAT Program, as well as for the duration of the person’s training period, DILA the CHIMES INC shall complete and submit the DORS Training Progress Report (Attachment B) or DILA the CHIMES INC training progress report.

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Samples: pilot-dors.maryland.gov

Employee Development Services (EDS)/Work Adjustment Services. (WAT) EDS/WAT services are designed to address specific behaviors and attitudes which are anticipated to impede successful employment, based on referral information from DORS. DILA DCS shall develop with the individual a plan for EDS/WAT services which describes in writing the behaviors which prohibit the individual from achieving his/her job goal, as well as the plan of action to be taken. As a result of discussing the individual’s plan for EDS/WAT services, all of the participants in the process should know specifically which behaviors or problems are being addressed, the objectives or goals which are to be accomplished and the techniques, methods, and procedures which are to be used in accomplishing the necessary changes. EDS/WAT Reporting. After the person’s first month in an EDS/WAT Program, as well as for the duration of the person’s training period, DILA DCS shall complete and submit the DORS Training Progress Report (Attachment B) or DILA DCS training progress report.

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Samples: dors.maryland.gov

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Employee Development Services (EDS)/Work Adjustment Services. (WAT) EDS/WAT services are designed to address specific behaviors and attitudes which are anticipated to impede successful employment, based on referral information from DORS. DILA The CLB shall develop with the individual a plan for EDS/WAT services which describes in writing the behaviors which prohibit the individual from achieving his/her job goal, as well as the plan of action to be taken. As a result of discussing the individual’s plan for EDS/WAT services, all of the participants in the process should know specifically which behaviors or problems are being addressed, the objectives or goals which are to be accomplished and the techniques, methods, and procedures which are to be used in accomplishing the necessary changes. EDS/WAT Reporting. After the person’s first month in an EDS/WAT Program, as well as for the duration of the person’s training period, DILA the CLB shall complete and submit the DORS Training Progress Report (Attachment B) or DILA the CLB training progress report.

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Samples: dors.maryland.gov

Employee Development Services (EDS)/Work Adjustment Services. (WAT) EDS/WAT services are designed to address specific behaviors and attitudes which are anticipated to impede successful employment, based on referral information from DORS. DILA VSP shall develop with the individual a plan for EDS/WAT services which describes in writing the behaviors which prohibit the individual from achieving his/her job goal, as well as the plan of action to be taken. As a result of discussing the individual’s plan for EDS/WAT services, all of the participants in the process should know specifically which behaviors or problems are being addressed, the objectives or goals which are to be accomplished and the techniques, methods, and procedures which are to be used in accomplishing the necessary changes. EDS/WAT Reporting. After the person’s first month in an EDS/WAT Program, as well as for the duration of the person’s training period, DILA VSP shall complete and submit the DORS Training Progress Report (Attachment B) or DILA VSP training progress report.

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Samples: pilot-dors.maryland.gov

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