R9-21-205. Labor

A. No client shall be required to perform labor which involves the essential operation and maintenance of the service provider or the regular care, treatment or supervision of other clients, provided however, that: 1. Only a residential service provider may require clients to perform activities related to maintaining their bedrooms, other personal areas, and their clothing and personal possessions in a neat and clean manner. 2. Clients may perform labor in accordance with a planned and supervised program of vocational and rehabilitation training as set forth in an ISP or ITDP developed according to Article 3 of this Chapter. B. Any client may voluntarily perform any labor available. C. The requirements of federal and state laws relating to wages, hours of work, workers’ compensation and other labor standards shall be met with respect to all labor.