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When the federal government passes authority to administer a program down to state or local governments what is it called?
When the federal government passes authority to administer a program down to state or local governments, it is called
When the federal government passes authority to administer a program down to state or local governments?
Privatization
Are there agencies to help convicted felons find jobs in Birmingham Alabama?
The Hire Network See the Related Link below This is a local resource group. State Federal Bonding This Related Link is the state federal bonding program. The govt insures an at risk employee for the first six months, as an incentive to potential employers to hire them. Goodwill They have job training programs across the country and they assist people with criminal records.
If you sell commercial real estate can you work in all 50 states?
You can sell in any state where you are licensed, bonded and have complied with all local, state, and federal requirements.
The National Disaster Medical System is a?
Manage and coordinate Federal response to disasters, Supplement state and local medical resources, Provide a cooperative program between Federal government agencies and local governments, private businesses, and volunteers.
What is involved in section 8 housing in Suffolk County New York?
The section 8 program is a federal program albeit administered by state, regional, or local housing authorities.
When local authorities are overwhelmed by a major incident what program can they use to request federal assistance?
defense of civilians
Why would a company need to be bonded?
A company is bonded because of state licensing decisions. Local governments decide on what companies need to be bonded, typically those that handle money.
How does one become licensed and bonded for a local delivery service business?
Licensing & Bonding Delivery ServiceQuite often, the terms bonded and insured are very misunderstood. Both involve coverage in case of loss or exposure to risk. Bonding usually refers to a type of surety guarantee that a specific project, service or act will be financially covered if performance is not complete or satisfactory. Insurance on the other hand usually refers to a specific amount of financial coverage for risk to a tangible item, such as car, building or goods that have been shipped. Delivery is a service that requires both bonding and insurance. You will need to secure a bond from a bonding company, assuring that if you fail to deliver a package or if a package is damaged, the bonding company will reimburse your customer for the financial loss. Insurance companies or insurance agencies are both companies that provide bonds. Some specialize in bonding, however, that does not mean that you will receive better pricing or that they have more experience. Before becoming bonded, make sure you talk with your insurance agent or consultant regarding any potential overlaps in protection. You do not need to become bonded if you're already adequately covered by insurance. You may be able to cut costs by reducing insurance coverage and becoming bonded. Make sure you research your options and talk to the appropriate professionals. You will need to contact your local and state governments regarding any licensing requirements that are necessary. Usually general licenses are required to operate a business at the town/city level. Specialized licensing is typically granted by the state.
How do you qualify to be bonded?
As far as I know in California, normally employers will not bond a felon or someone with current/existing warrants for their arrest; however, this is not the case in all states. I would recommend contacting your local Attorney General's office or even the District Attorney's office (with the state) and perhaps they could guide you to the correct source. Most positions that involve money have their employees bonded. It's rather like insurance on you that you won't steal anything. Good Luck!!You really need to contact your state's Employment and Securities Council or Commission. You may be bonded for many different professions, such as a "licensed and bonded tree trimmer".If you are an individual with a "previous life" from a conviction for a felony or some misdemeanors, depending again on your state, or even bad credit, it refers to a Federal Fidelity Bond. It bonds applicants that have barriers preventing them from entering the workforce. These bonds are issued for a six month duration, beginning upon the first day of employment.In California, the dept of labor (DOL) created the Federal Bonding Program as an employer job-hire incentive that guaranteed the job honesty of at-risk job seekers. Federal financing of fidelity bond insurance, issued free-of-charge to employers, enables the delivery of bonding services as a unique job placement tool to assist ex-offenders and other at risk or hard-to-place job applicants (e.g. recovering substance abusers, welfare recipients, individuals with poor credit, etc.). The Employment Development Department (EDD) administers this program on behalf of DOL.Fidelity Bonding is insurance purchased to indemnify employers for loss of money or property suffered through the dishonest acts of their employees (i.e., theft, forgery, larceny and embezzlement). Employers receive the bonds free-of-charge as an incentive to hire hard-to-place job applicants as wage earners. The fidelity bond insurance reimburses the employer for any loss occurred through employee theft of money or property with no deductible amount becoming the employer's liability, which equals to 100% bond insurance coverage.For years the EDD offered bonding services in the Workforce Services offices (formerly known as Job Service). This directive expands this service to Local Workforce Investment Areas and endorses the "user-friendly" character of the Federal Bonding Program by adopting the key features as follows:No special application forms the job seeker has to completeNo papers for employers submittal or sign for free bond incentive to hire.No follow-up and no termination actions on bonds issued.No deductible in bond insurance amount from wayward employees.No Federal regulations covered on bonds issued.National management and direction for the Federal bonding Program is provided by The McLaughlin Company in Washington, D.C., under contract with dept. of labor Employment and Training Admin.Eligibility for Bonding ServicesIn order to qualify or be chosen for bonding, job seekers must have a firm job offer and have the legal citizenship. Registration in the Wagner-Peyser Act program or enrollment in the Workforce Investment Act program is not required for bonding. Individuals eligible for bonding services include:Any at-risk job applicant is eligible for bonding services, including ex-offender, recovering substance abusers (alcohol or drugs), welfare recipients and other persons with poor financial credit, economically disadvantaged youth and adults who lack a work history, individuals dishonorably discharged from the military.Current employees who are not bond-able under the employer's insurance and who need bonding in order to secure a promotion to a new job requiring bonding or to prevent layoff or termination.Anyone who cannot secure employment without bonding.All workers legal age requirements (18 years old) for working in California and be paid wages with federal and state taxes automatically deducted.Policy and ProcedureGo to your local EDD location or visit the EDD website for Policy and Procedure; also Reporting for Registered and Enrolled Participants, Continuation of Bond Coverages and Retention and Confidentiality of Records.ACTION:Bring this to the attention of appropriate staff.INQUIRIES:If you have any questions, please contact your Regional Adviser.
Response Coordination Centers coordinate Federal regional response until?
coordinating local plans,exercises,and other functional activities to ensure day to day operational readiness of the local FCC program
Are inground swimming pools grounded?
A pool is not "grounded" but it is "bonded". Bonding requirements vary greatly from city to township and county regulations. Some governments may make you comply with the National Electric Code which is very specific and can be expensive. Others have adopted some variation that complies with the standard partially but is still sufficient to prevent "stray current" from causing harm. The pool bonding process must be completed before concrete is poured and typically a "bonding inspection" is required to make sure everything complies to the local code. Pool bonding is generally done by the pool installer, not the electrician. Your local building or zoning department can advise you on the specifics in your area. Pool & Spa
