(a) Subpart A establishes regulatory provisions that apply to the
Welfare-to-Work (WtW) programs conducted at the State and at the local
area levels.
(b) Subpart B provides general program requirements applicable to
all WtW formula and competitive funds. The provisions of this subpart
govern how WtW funds must be spent, who is eligible to participate in
the program, allowable activities and their relationship to TANF,
Governor's projects for long-term recipients, administrative and fiscal
provisions, and program oversight requirements. This subpart also
addresses worker protections and the establishment of a State grievance
system.
(c) Subpart C sets forth additional administrative standards and
procedures for WtW Formula Grants, such as matching requirements and
reallotment procedures.
(d) Subpart D sets forth the conditions under which the Governor
may request a waiver to designate an alternate administering agency,
sets forth the formula elements that must be included in the within-
State distribution formula, the submission of a State annual plan, the
factors for measuring State performance, and the roles and
responsibilities of the States and the local boards or alternate
administering agencies.
(e) Subpart E outlines general conditions and requirements for the
WtW Competitive Grants.
(f) Subpart F sets forth the administrative appeals process.
(g) Regulatory provisions applicable to the Indian and Native
American
Welfare-to-Work Program (INA WtW) are found at 20 CFR part 646.
