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A Transitional Employer, as defined in LAAC Section 10.31.1(h), is an organization that provides transitional jobs for the long-term unemployed.
The entity must be certified as a Transitional Employer by the Transitional Job Opportunities Program (TJOP) as a prerequisite for a request for deferral.
For the MWR Deferral, the Transitional Employer must submit form MW-1 along with the Certification number and the City of Los Angeles TJOP approval letter.
A limited exemption allows the Transitional Employer to pay wages less than required under LAMC Section 187.02 during the first 18 months of employment for Employees holding a Transitional Job defined under LAAC Section 10.31.1(g) as short-term, wage-paying, subsidized employment that combines real work, skill development, and supportive services to help participants overcome barriers to employment and transition to unsubsidized competitive employment.
REGULATION #5: TRANSITIONAL EMPLOYER LIMITED EXEMPTION Once certified under Los Angeles Administrative Code (“LAAC”) Section 10.31.1(h), a Transitional Employer can apply to OWS for a limited exemption using the MW-3 MWR Exemption Application for Non-Profit Transitional Employer.
A Local Business that is not eligible for the additional preference in Section 10.25.5(b)(1), but that identifies a Subcontractor that is certified by the DAA as a Local Small Business or a Local Transitional Employer, shall receive up to a 2% preference for each Subcontractor certification.
A Transitional Employer must still comply with the CA minimum wage law.
A Local Business that identifies a Subcontractor certified as a Local Transitional Employer shall receive a 1% preference to the Bid or Proposal for every 10% percent of the cost of the proposed work to be performed by the qualifying subcontractor.
A Bid or Proposal that does not qualify for the Local Business preference in Subsection 10.25.5(a), may receive up to a 5% preference if it identifies a Subcontractor that is certified by the DAA as a Local Business, Local Small Business, or Local Transitional Employer.
Notice Notice of this Application shall be provided by the Debtors in accordance and compliance with Bankruptcy Rules 4001 and 9014, as well as the Local Rules, and is sufficient under the circumstances.