Does an individual need to work 40 hours a month or more to participate in Working Healthy?
No. Consumers are eligible for the program if they are employed at or above the federal minimum wage, their countable earned income from competitive or self-employment exceeds the standard earned income disregard of $65.00 and they can demonstrate that either FICA/SECA deductions are made from their wages. Consumers are encouraged to work as much as they are able to increase their income and self-sufficiency.
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