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Wisconsin Rehabilitation Council (WRC) - Administrative Law Judges Discussion

06/06/2023 10:30 AM - 06 /06/2023 12:00 PM

Virtual Online Meeting, Madison, WI- 53703

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Agency: Department of Workforce Development

Contact: Kaylyn Schoone
608-707-6847
Kaylyn.Schoone@dwd.wisconsin.gov

June 6th, 2023
10:30am – 12:00pm

WebEx Meeting
https://dwdwi.webex.com/dwdwi/j.php?MTID=m8e25ac8ca89eeabf9f78739889c1f237
To join by phone only, call 855-282-6330; access code: 2598 326 3367

A Statement of Mission
The Wisconsin Rehabilitation Council, working on behalf of Wisconsin residents with disabilities, will review, analyze, and advise the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) regarding the performance of its responsibilities in providing quality services to persons with disabilities.
Meeting Agenda

Discuss if DOA is interested in performing the logistics and administrative work for Impartial Hearing Office if DVR were to recruit for these positions.
Review any edits that were made to the DOA and DVR MOU that may have created a barrier to joint identification.
Follow-up on the logistics for the ALJ training, including the agenda if it's available.
Jointly create a list of questions to be posted by WRC members to the ALJ's following the training by NDRN.
Brainstorm ideas on how relevant training for the ALJ's will continue in the future.

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