§ 663.200 What are intensive services for adults and dislocated workers?
§ 663.210 How are intensive services delivered?
§ 663.220 Who may receive intensive services?
§ 663.230 What criteria must be used to determine whether an employed worker needs intensive services to obtain or retain employment leading to “self-sufficiency”?
§ 663.240 Are there particular intensive services an individual must receive before receiving training services under WIA section 134(d)(4)(A)(i)?
§ 663.245 What is the individual employment plan?
§ 663.250 How long must an individual participant be in intensive services to be eligible for training services?

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Terms Used In CFR > Title 20 > Chapter V > Part 663 > Subpart B - Intensive Services

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