OAR 436-120-0523
Re-evaluating a Training Plan
(1)
Reasons to re-evaluate a plan. The insurer must re-evaluate a training plan and modify or replace the plan when appropriate to ensure the worker’s success, when:(a)
A change occurs in the worker’s limitations that may make the training inappropriate; or(b)
In an academic program:(A)
There is an indication the worker may not maintain at least a 2.0 grade point average for two grading periods; or(B)
There is an indication the worker may not complete the minimum credit hours required under the training plan.(2)
Academic program. In an academic program:(a)
The counselor must notify the insurer, and the insurer may give the worker a written warning of the possible end of training, when the worker:(A)
Fails to maintain a 2.0 grade point average for two consecutive grading periods; or(B)
Fails to complete the minimum credit hours in the training plan curriculum.(b)
If the insurer is going to end training for a reason listed in subsection (a), the worker must be given a written warning before training is ended.(3)
Non-academic program. In a non-academic program, the counselor must notify the insurer, and the insurer may give the worker a written warning of the possible end of training, at the first indication that the worker’s performance in training is unsatisfactory and may not result in employment in that field.
Source:
Rule 436-120-0523 — Re-evaluating a Training Plan, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=436-120-0523
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