Conference and Professional Expenses. 24.01 The Corporation encourages Librarians to attend learned and professional conferences and therefore shall make available a sum of two thousand dollars ($2000.00) for each academic year for each member, towards the cost of travel, accommodation and registration for learned and professional conferences and for the payment of professional expenses allowable by tax regulations, including books, journals, periodicals or Membership fees. A Member may at her/his choice choose to accumulate this allowance for a period of 3 years. Whenever a Member presents a paper at a conference, an additional sum of four hundred dollars ($400.00) shall be paid. A paper delivered at a "conference" refers to a presentation at a recognized meeting of academics. Such a meeting will normally be organized by an academic society. The paper should have been announced in a written program and a written abstract should be available. The paper must be presented by the member at the conference. A paper can include a poster session. These allowances will be paid on production of approved expense accounts. 24.02 A Member who travels on approved University business shall be entitled to claim and receive all reasonable and actual expenses in the following manner: a) Forty-five cents ($0.45) per kilometre if he/she is using her/his vehicle. b) The actual cost of public transportation. c) Actual hotel expenses. d) A daily subsistence allowance of sixty dollars ($60.00). Members who are acting as hosts of visitors on official business to Xxxxxx’x University may exceed these limits and recover full and actual costs of meals. e) The above expenditures will be paid on production of original receipts, if applicable.

Conference and Professional Expenses. The Corporation expects the members to attend learned and professional conferences and therefore shall make available a sum in each fiscal year (May 1 – April 30) for each member towards the cost of travel to and accommodation at learned or professional conferences and for the payment of professional expenses allowable by tax regulations. a) The sum shall be two thousand and five hundred dollars ($2,500) Proportionate sums of money based on course loads shall be granted to partial permanent members, and based on the portion of the year under employment for those members beginning a position or retiring from a position during the year. A member may at their choice accumulate this sum of money for a period of 3 years. b) In addition to the sum of two thousand and five hundred dollars ($2,500) named in 21.03.a, whenever a member presents a paper at a conference, the Member’s costs, including any related membership and conference fees, will be reimbursed by the University, to a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500) upon submission of valid expense receipts to the Business Office. A paper delivered at a "conference" refers to a presentation at a recognized meeting of academics. Such a meeting will normally be organized by an academic society. The paper should have been announced in a written program and a written abstract should be available. The paper must be presented by the member at the conference. A paper can include a poster session. This compensation may also be paid to members for the public display of their creative and artistic works.

Conference and Professional Expenses. The Corporation expects the members to attend learned and professional conferences and therefore shall make available a sum of fifteen hundred dollars ($1500.00) in each academic year for each member towards the cost of travel to and accommodation at learned or professional conferences and for the payment of professional expenses allowable by tax regulations. Proportionate sums of money based on course loads shall be granted to partial permanent members. A member may at his/her choice accumulate this sum of money for a period of 3 years.

Conference and Professional Expenses. The Corporation expects the members to attend learned and professional conferences and therefore shall make available a sum of two thousand dollars ($2000.00) in each fiscal year (May 1 – April 30) for each member towards the cost of travel to and accommodation at learned or professional conferences and for the payment of professional expenses allowable by tax regulations. Proportionate sums of money based on course loads shall be granted to partial permanent members, and based on the portion of the year under employment for those members beginning a position or retiring from a position during the year. A member may at his/her choice accumulate this sum of money for a period of 3 years. Whenever a member presents a paper at a conference, an additional sum of four hundred dollars ($400.00) shall be paid. A paper delivered at a "conference" refers to a presentation at a recognized meeting of academics. Such a meeting will normally be organized by an academic society. The paper should have been announced in a written program and a written abstract should be available. The paper must be presented by the member at the conference. A paper can include a poster session. These sums of money will be paid on production of an approved expense account.

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