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1183 (07/2026) Chapter 8: Examples • Chapter 8: Examples ERDC Example 1: Shaniyah submits an ERDC application on Oct. 30. Shaniyah indicates that she and her children are homeless and she does not have access to their pay stubs, and the worker is unable to reach the employer by phone. The worker lets Shaniyah know that she may be eligible for ERDC through priority processing, but that she would still need to provide verification or her case will close. Shaniyah indicates that she is currently working Monday through Friday between 32 and 36 hours a week at $11.00 per hour. This is what she expects to continue working. The worker documents the work schedule. The worker takes the following actions: ERDC is certified for 10/01/15 – 09/30/16 Authorized work hours are 36 x 4.3 = 154.80 (system rounds up to full-time allocation of 215 child care hours) EML is 32 + 36 = 68 / 2 = 34 34 x $11 x 4.3 = $1608.20 • Priority child care processing: Your child care benefits are open from 10/01/15 to 12/31/15 while we wait for the above listed things. If we get these things by 12/14/15, we will decide if you qualify for child care benefits to continue. If you do not return these things, you will not receive a separate notice when your case closes on 12/31/15. OAR 461-170-0150(2) & 461-175-0300(5)(c) Shaniyah turns in pay verification on Dec. 12. The new verification shows that Shaniyah is actually working only 20-25 hours a week. ONE is updated: Authorized still meet the criteria for full-time and Shaniyah will continue to receive 215 child care hours per month EML reduced to 20 + 25 = 45/2 = 22.5 22.5 x $11 x 4.3 - $1064.25 REF This does not apply to the REF program. MSP This does not apply to MSP. OSIPM This does not apply to OSIPM. HSD This does not apply to HSD medical programs. Chapter 2, section 2: Eligibility groups Household group