Minimum Worker Entry
Submitted entries require enough information to understand what happened and when: date, activity/contact, employer or target, activity type, and outcome/status.
Job Search Activity Log
The Job Search Activity Log is a ready-to-send vocational rehabilitation tool for workers in active job placement and the practitioners who monitor their search. Practitioners use it to review contacts, outcomes, response patterns, missing activity periods, and obstacles so they can decide the next placement intervention.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Review Limits
If no entries are submitted, the result shows no reported activity. It does not infer intent, blame, or noncompliance unless the practitioner interprets the record.
Longitudinal Use
Historical entries support trend review across placement periods while preserving original reported activity.
Does no submitted activity mean noncompliance?
No. The result shows no reported activity; practitioner interpretation remains separate.
Can outcomes be unknown?
Yes. Entries can remain valid with unknown status when the worker does not yet know the result.
Are draft entries counted?
No. Partial draft entries save for recovery but are excluded from final counts until minimally complete.