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Wisconsin Department of Children and Families Wisconsin Works (W-2) Manual |
The participant will be required to take another drug test at the end of the sanction period to determine whether he or she is eligible for a full W-2 payment. If, at the end of the sanction period, the individual agrees to another drug test and the results are negative, the W-2 agency shall discontinue the drug felon reduction. If, at the end of the sanction period, the individual agrees to another drug test and the results are positive, his or her pre-sanction payment will continue to be reduced by not more than 15% for no fewer than 12 months, or for the participant’s remaining period of participation in a CSJ or W-2 T, if less than 12 months. All subsequent payment reductions and drug test results will be treated in the same manner.
The W-2 agency may require an individual who has a positive drug test to participate in a drug abuse evaluation, assessment and treatment program to meet his or her CSJ or W-2 T participation requirements.
History: There are no previous versions of this policy.