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CalWORKs Policy - Department of Public Social Services

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As interim (up to a maximum <strong>of</strong> 60 days), a<br />

verbal statement from a physician, licensed or<br />

certified psychologist or an authorized staff<br />

member with access to the medical records can<br />

be obtained. All <strong>of</strong> the following must be<br />

documented and recorded in “Case Comments”:<br />

Name <strong>of</strong> EW and date verification was<br />

obtained;<br />

Person’s name who supplied information;<br />

Description <strong>of</strong> the illness and to what<br />

extent it prevents him/her working or<br />

caring for the child(ren);<br />

Expected duration <strong>of</strong> illness/disability and<br />

the date <strong>of</strong> the next<br />

examination/appointment;<br />

Doctor’s name, address and phone<br />

number.<br />

See Disability Determination for LEADER<br />

procedures.<br />

CW 41-440 - Unemployment<br />

What are the unemployment requirements?<br />

An unemployed parent (AU or Non-AU<br />

member) who is the principle earner (PE) and<br />

is:<br />

Not employed; or<br />

Employed less than 100 hours during the<br />

four-week period prior to applying for<br />

<strong>CalWORKs</strong>.<br />

NOTE: Any hours spent working (as an<br />

employee or self-employed) to acquire<br />

earned income, whether or not the<br />

individual receives the income, is<br />

counted toward the 100 hour limit.<br />

Who is the Principle Earner (PE)?<br />

Only the PE can establish deprivation based on<br />

unemployment. The PE is the parent who<br />

earned the most in the 24 months before:<br />

The date <strong>of</strong> application; or<br />

The month the case is transferred to a U file<br />

(i.e., parent returns to the home or parent is<br />

no longer incapacitated).

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