(a)   For the purposes of §§ 17A-1 and 17A-2 a person is not employable
if he is unable to work because of: (i) illness or significant and
substantial incapacitation, either mental or physical, to the extent
and of such duration that such illness or incapacitation prevents such
person from performing services; (ii) advanced age; (iii) full-time
attendance at school in the case of a person under the age of
twenty-one years; (iv) full-time, satisfactory participation in an
approved program of vocational training or rehabilitation; (v)
enrollment and participation in the work incentive program for
recipients of aid to dependent children benefits; or (vi) the need of
such person to provide full-time care for other members of such
person's household who are wholly incapacitated, or who are children,
and for whom required care is not otherwise reasonably available by
diligent efforts by the person and the Department to obtain others to
provide the care.
  (b)   Any other person is considered employable.
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