Community Development Block Grant - Public Services Funding Program Policy Principles for FY 2023
Community Development Block Grant - Public Services Funding Program FY 2023 RFP
The Living Wage Ordinance was passed by the Boston City Council and approved by the Mayor on September 4, 1998. The purpose of this Ordinance is to assure that employees of vendors who contract with the City to provide services earn an hourly wage that is sufficient for a family of four to live on or above the poverty line. The current living wage is $16.38 an hour and will stay in effect until June 30, 2023. The living wage is subject to an increase each July 1.
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Program Guidelines
NJT FY20-21 Program Guidelines
NJT Participant Documentation and Information
OWD Authorization for Release of Information
NJT Targeted Enrollment Benchmark Definition
Neighborhood Boundaries and Zip Codes
NJT Enrollment Roster-Guidelines to Note
NJT FY20-21 Enrollment Roster (Service Provider must complete and submit the Enrollment Roster to OWD within 2 weeks after each cycle start date and complete the last column of the Enrollment Roster verifying which participants have completed/graduated the program within 2 weeks after each cycle end date and submit to OWD.)
Invoicing Documents
NJT FY20-21 Outcome Invoice (Service Provider must complete and submit to OWD during the opening of each quarterly submission.)