Promoting Readiness of Minors in Supplemental Security Income initiative (PROMISE), including coordination with that initiative), in determining payer of last resort rules and rules for providing individuals with a seamless transition of services provided under such agencies, in accordance with criteria established by the Secretary. (C) Termination of vocational rehabilitation funding Ending the use of vocational rehabilitation funding for subminimum wage work, congregate setting work, or facility-based day habilitation or day treatment, in accordance with criteria established by the Secretary. (D) Workforce development Demonstrating in accordance with criteria established by the Secretary satisfaction of at least two of the following strategies to promote workforce development: (i) Increasing Medicaid payments for supported employment providers for individuals with disabilities by an amount necessary to ensure an adequately supported employment network, as determined by the Secretary. (ii) Adopting employment strategies that result in working-age individuals with disabilities who are receiving Medicaid-funded home or community-based services being recruited, hired, and retained as full-time employees of State government or by contractors of State government. (iii) Developing a State equivalent of section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ( 29 U.S.C. 793 ) to recruit, hire, promote, and retain working-age individuals with disabilities who are receiving Medicaid-funded home or community-based services with a utilization goal of at least 7 percent of the State government workforce. (iv) Developing a special hiring authority mechanism akin to the Schedule A appointing authority under section 213.3102(u) of title 5 of the Code of Federal Regulations (commonly referred to as the Schedule A Hiring Authority ) to assist in easing the hiring of working-age individuals with disabilities who are receiving Medicaid-funded home or community-based services within the State government with an accompanying plan submitted