VSN Quiz

Disabled veteran, homeless, low income, veteran ages 18-24, released from incarceration, no high school diploma, recently separated veteran and no job within the last 27+ weeks, transitioning service member, spouse of 100% disabled veteran.

Veteran wearing prosthetic legs, veteran wearing camo hat, carrying back pack, well-groomed beard, and using wheel chair.

Older worker, lack basic and soft skills, on welfare, legal problems, financial issues, and lack of personal hygiene.

Wagner-Peyser Staff, AJCC Partner Staff

LVER

DVOP

VSN

True

False

True

False

Ignore the veteran.

Call a Vet Rep and tell them to come out because you can't speak to a veteran.

Thank them for their service and find out if there are existing case notes in CalJOBS.

Go back to texting and taking selfies.

Call DVOP and ask them to do VSN Intake

Provide a warm welcome and start performing VSN intake.

It's not your job, so you just let it go.

Ask them to register for CalJOBS and don't help them.

Politely ask them to have a seat and call the DVOP.

Provide a warm welcome and start performing VSN intake.

You're not a Vet Rep, so you should just go back to your activity.

Ask them to come back next year.

Create a duplicate CalJOBS Profile.

Panic and ask DVOP for help.

Check for case notes and activities in CalJOBS.

Tell the veteran to start using the computers in the lobby.

Call Rachel and give her an executive order to march to the front lobby.

Call Tony to come take a look at the veteran.

Help another person because you have no time for this.

Ask the Veteran if he/she has an appointment with DVOP and then check CalJOBS to determine if VSN is needed.

Significantly Bad Entrepreneurship

Small Business Enterprise

Subacute Bacterial Endocartis

Significant Barrier to Employment

They wear a veterans hat or apparel

They are asked by staff at the front counter

They are an amputee

Yes

No

Only if asked

Yes, the Veteran Service Navigation (VSN) process.

No, if they say they are a veteran, call a DVOP specialist to come assist the client

Disabled, recently separated, lacking a high school diploma, veteran age 18-24, homeless, past incarceration, low income, post 9/11, eligible spouse/person

Disabled, recently separated, lacking a high school diploma, veteran age 18-24, homeless, past incarceration, low income, post 9/11, dishonorable discharge,

Disabled, recently separated, lacking a high school diploma, veteran age 18-24, homeless, past incarceration, low income, post 9/11

Yes, when they self-attest to being a veteran

Yes, when they come to the front counter wearing their military uniform

No, the Veteran Service Navigation process will need to to be completed with the veteran and all necessary fields in CalJOBS must be completed.

A girlfriend or a boyfriend with no legal attachments with the veteran.

A spouse who divorced the 100% disabled veteran.

Spouse of 100% disabled veteran, spouse of a member who served more than 90 days who is MIA, POW, or spouse of a veteran who died due to service-related injury. In addition, the spouse must have one of the SBE's, such as low income.

DVOP

LVER

Wagner-Peyser or AJCC Partner Staff

True

False

Provide job search assistance.

Introduce veterans to the services at the American Job Centers of California.

Determine the veterans' eligibility to receive DVOP services.

All of the the above

True

False