Your employment service type determines where and how your service hours are provided.

(1) Individual supported employment:

(a) Your employment services are provided in typical community-based settings;

(b) The focus of employment services is on obtaining or maintaining integrated employment at or above the state's minimum wage in the general workforce; and

(c) Your employment services are not shared with others.

(2) Group supported employment:

(a) Your employment services are provided in typical community-based settings;

(b) The focus of employment services is on providing ongoing supervised employment that will lead to greater opportunities for competitive and integrated employment and career advancement at or above minimum wage; and

(c) Your employment service provider works with you and others in a group setting.