Section 81 Cooperation with state agencies; agreements - Massachusetts Statutes

[Text of section effective until June 30, 2009. For text effective June 30, 2009, see below.]

Section 81. The commission shall cooperate with the division of industrial accidents in the department of labor and workforce development, the division of employment and training in said department, the departments of transitional assistance, children and families, public health, mental retardation and mental health, and such other departments, divisions or subdivisions of the commonwealth as are charged or concerned with the rehabilitation of handicapped persons. Where practicable, the commission shall enter into agreements, confirmed in writing, setting forth procedures whereby said handicapped persons are located and listed to have their fitness and eligibility for rehabilitation services determined by the commission. The commission shall also enter into agreement with the division of employment and training, under which handicapped persons receiving vocational rehabilitation may be referred for preplacement interview or for job placement to the public employment offices established in said division by section nine M of chapter twenty-three; provided, that nothing in said agreement shall prevent reference of said handicapped persons to employment through the commission.

Chapter 6: Section 81. Cooperation with state agencies; agreements

[Text of section as amended by 2008, 451, Sec. 9 effective June 30, 2009. See 2008, 451, Sec. 187. For text effective until June 30, 2009, see above.]

Section 81. The commission shall cooperate with the division of industrial accidents in the department of labor and workforce development, the division of employment and training in said department, the departments of transitional assistance, children and families, public health, developmental services and mental health, and such other departments, divisions or subdivisions of the commonwealth as are charged or concerned with the rehabilitation of handicapped persons. Where practicable, the commission shall enter into agreements, confirmed in writing, setting forth procedures whereby said handicapped persons are located and listed to have their fitness and eligibility for rehabilitation services determined by the commission. The commission shall also enter into agreement with the division of employment and training, under which handicapped persons receiving vocational rehabilitation may be referred for preplacement interview or for job placement to the public employment offices established in said division by section nine M of chapter twenty-three; provided, that nothing in said agreement shall prevent reference of said handicapped persons to employment through the commission.