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Count all work sites, including the main establishment and any branch establishments, off-site work locations, and/or SWEP work sites where the employer is seeking approval to employ workers at subminimum wages.
Main Establishment: The primary location of the employer that files this application on behalf of all its associated work sites. (There can only be one main establishment.)
Branch Establishments: A branch establishment is a physically separate work site that is part of the same organization as the main establishment.
Off-Site Work Location: An off-site work location is a work site typically on the premises of a separate establishment, where workers with disabilities, or a group of workers with disabilities, are placed in work settings along with job coaches (staff of the rehabilitation or work center).
First, we’ll collect information about the Establishment / Work Site.
Information is needed about each specific worker who was employed at this work site at any time during the most recently completed fiscal quarter and received subminimum wages.
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Describe the type of work performed by this worker in the job for which the worker worked the most number of hours at a subminimum wage rate. Examples may include: sewing, janitorial, box assembly, laundry, etc.
If the worker performed more than one job at this work site at a subminimum wage, provide the following information for the job for which this worker worked the most number of hours in the most recently completed fiscal quarter.
For example, John Jones performed three jobs over the last quarter: contract for assembling bolts totaling 65 hours, contract for assembling boxes totaling 42 hours, and contract for shredding totaling 25 hours. The employer should provide responses based on Mr. Jones’ bolt assembly job.
Describe the type of work performed by this worker in the job for which the worker worked the most number of hours at a subminimum wage rate. Examples may include: sewing, janitorial, box assembly, laundry, etc.
If the worker performed more than one job at this work site at a subminimum wage, provide the following information for the job for which this worker worked the most number of hours in the most recently completed fiscal quarter.
For example, John Jones performed three jobs over the last quarter: contract for assembling bolts totaling 65 hours, contract for assembling boxes totaling 42 hours, and contract for shredding totaling 25 hours. The employer should provide responses based on Mr. Jones’ bolt assembly job.