Awards and volunteer recognition Sample Clauses

Awards and volunteer recognition. If authorized by the ELC’s board, the ELC may incur expenditures not to exceed $100 each plus applicable taxes to award suitable framed certificates, pins, and other tokens of recognition, not to include cash or gift cards, to those whose service to the ELC has been satisfactory, in appreciation and recognition of such service per s. 110.1245(3) - (5), F.S. 1. Retiring employees, ELC employees, or any appointed member of the ELC’s board upon the expiration of such board member’s final term, or 2. Volunteers who have offered continuous and outstanding service to state-administered programs to honor, reward, or encourage such volunteers per s. 110.503, F.S.
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Awards and volunteer recognition. If the ELC’s board authorizes, the ELC may incur expenditures to award suitable framed certificates, pins and other tokens of recognition to: 1. Retiring employees whose service with the ELC has been satisfactory, in appreciation and recognition of such service, as s. 110.1245(3), F.S., describes. Such awards may not cost more than $100, plus applicable tax, each. 2. ELC employees who demonstrate satisfactory service to the ELC, in appreciation and recognition of such service, per s. 110.1245(4), F.S. Such awards may not cost more than $100, plus applicable tax, each. 3. Any appointed member of the ELC’s board whose service to the ELC has been satisfactory, in appreciation and recognition of such service upon the expiration of such board member’s final term, per s. 110.1245(5), F.S. Such awards may not cost more than $100, plus applicable tax, each. 4. Volunteers who have offered continuous and outstanding service to state-administered programs. The ELC may honor, reward or encourage such volunteers for their service, per s. 110.503, F.S. Such awards may not cost more than $100, plus applicable tax, each.
Awards and volunteer recognition. If the ELC’s board authorizes, the ELC may incur expenditures not to exceed $100 each plus applicable taxes to award suitable framed certificates, pins, and other tokens of recognition, not to include cash or gift cards, to those: whose service to the ELC has been satisfactory, in appreciation and recognition of such service per s. 110.1245(3) - (5), F.S. 1. Retiring employees, whose service with the ELC has been satisfactory, in appreciation and recognition of such service, as s. 110.1245(3), F.S., describes. Such awards may not cost more than $100, plus applicable tax, each. 2. ELC employees, who demonstrate satisfactory service to the ELC, in appreciation and recognition of such service, per s. 110.1245(4), F.S. Such awards may not cost more than $100, plus applicable tax, each. or 3.1. Xxxx appointed member of the ELC’s board whose service to the ELC has been satisfactory, in appreciation and recognition of such service upon the expiration of such board member’s final term, orper s. 110.1245(5), F.S. Such awards may not cost more than $100, plus applicable tax, each. 4.2. Volunteers who have offered continuous and outstanding service to state-administered programs. to The ELC may honor, reward, or encourage such volunteers for their service, per s. 110.503, F.S. Such awards may not cost more than $100, plus applicable tax, each.

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