Paid Work Agreements: Appropriateness

Consider if Paid Work Agreements are appropriate for your recovery housing program.

Many recovery homes simply do not want the additional legal risk or having to do the additional record keeping in order to have residents work for them. Therefore they do not hire residents to work for them while they are living at the house.

Of course, alumni of a recovery housing program can become staff, and often do, but for many recovery homes, they do not allow current residents to become staff members or perform any sort of paid work for them.

Course Syllabus

Not Enrolled

Creating Paid Work Agreements for Recovery Housing

	Paid Work Agreements: Journal Exercise
	Paid Work Agreements: Introduction
	Paid Work Agreements: Appropriateness
	Paid Work Agreements: Policy Considerations
	Paid Work Agreements: Social Enterprise within Recovery Housing
	Paid Work Agreements: Volunteering
	Paid Work Agreements: House Managers/Resident Leaders
	Paid Work Agreements: Assessment
	Paid Work Agreements: NEXT STEPS