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Code · Delaware · Title 31 — Welfare · Chapter 15. Delaware Welfare Employment Program

§ 1501. Statement of purpose.

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It is the purpose of the Delaware Welfare Employment Program to:
(a)Create expanded opportunity for increased personal responsibility and advancement toward economic independence and self-sufficiency by Delaware’s welfare recipients through the acquisition of useful work skills and performance in productive employment which will end their dependence on public assistance; and
(b)Enlist Delaware’s private businesses in an expanded effort to provide job opportunities and reduce dependency, and to enhance their work forces and increase their competitiveness; and
(c)Complement and strengthen other important state incentives designed to move welfare recipients into private sector jobs, including child care, medical care, and job training and placement; and
(d)Authorize the creation of personal advancement accounts as an additional incentive for workers to achieve self-sufficiency and increased skills; and
(e)Achieve the foregoing purposes in a cost-effective manner.
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