WAG 21-06-10-c.

A good faith effort exists when factors beyond the person's control prevent them from making the required number of contacts.

Some examples of good faith efforts include the following:

  1. The client appears for the scheduled interview and the employer misses the meeting.
  2. The client has less than the needed number of contacts or interviews and applications, but came close to the required number in trying to find work.
  3. The client fails a civil service or other job screening test.
  4. The client completes an application that is not accepted by the employer (confirmed by the employer).
  5. The client has less than the required number of employer contacts based on the lack of available jobs in the geographical area.
  6. The client's job search efforts shows that they should be in another SNAP E & T component.