2-020.09A Good Cause

The following are some examples of good cause for failing or refusing to participate in EF.

The participant’s illness or incapacitation;
Incarceration or court-required appearance of the participant;
A family crisis or change in family circumstances which interfere with participation;
Unavailability or a breakdown in transportation or child care arrangements with no readily accessible alternative;
Weather conditions which would prohibit the client from participating in the prescribed activity;
A wage which results in a net loss of cash income. For explanation of net loss of income, see 468 NAC 2-020.09A1;
Hazardous work conditions;
The participant’s mental or physical inability to do the job; or
The presence of domestic violence in the participant’s life which interferes with his/her ability to secure child care or transportation; his/her ability to attend school, training, or work; and/or which compromises him/her or his/her children’s physical and/or emotional safety..

If the participant terminates employment, see 468 NAC 2-005.01A for good cause provisions.

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