Labor

(1) No individual shall be required to perform labor which involves the essential operation and maintenance of the provider or the regular care, treatment, or supervision of other individuals; provided however, that: (a) Individuals may be expected to perform labor involving normal housekeeping and light home maintenance functions in their own home; and (b) Individuals may be required to perform labor in accordance with a supervised plan of vocational or habilitation training that is included in their ISP. Such labor shall be compensated to the extent of its economic value, in accordance with applicable state and federal laws regarding wages and hours. (2) Any individual may voluntarily perform any labor available, provided that all federal and state legal requirements are met.