21. What if you are on strike?

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DTA rules deny TAFDC benefits to the entire family if the parent is on strike. If the striker is not a parent, then the other members of the family are eligible. 106 C.M.R. § 703.151. See DTA Field Operations Memo 2003-20 (Aug. 18, 2003).

Advocacy Reminders

  • Strikers are not barred from MassHealth or EAEDC.
  • Many strikers are eligible for SNAP (food stamps). See SNAP Advocacy Guide.
  • Denying TAFDC to families where the parent is on strike may be illegal. The DTA rules denying benefits to strikers are not based on a statute. If the TAFDC striker rule is a problem for you, email [email protected] for more information.

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