Newsletter Editor Sample Clauses

Newsletter Editor. The employee responsible for the district/community newsletter shall be compensated at rate of seven hundred and fifty ($750.00) dollars per issue.
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Newsletter Editor i) To prepare and distribute to the District membership at least three newsletters during the year;
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Newsletter Editor. Will be responsible for creating the monthly newsletter and gathering information to be put in the newsletter. The newsletter is put out monthly, with plans in the future to be published weekly.
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Newsletter Editor. The Newsletter Editor shall collect, edit and compile articles of interest to be approved by the President for distribution to the members.
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Newsletter Editor. The newsletter editor is responsible for the production of the newsletter. She or he is the editor; all the member can make contributions for the newsletter. These contributions should be send directly to the editor.
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Newsletter Editor. Information from the Health Benefits Officer - Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Opioids Health Canada has announced starting in October 2018 all prescription opioids must have a yellow warning sticker attached regarding potential adverse effects. Pharmacists will be required to pro- vide information and/or handouts to consumers when they pick up their drugs. The warning sticker will state that the medication can cause dependence, addiction and overdose. The handout will in- clude information about the signs of opioid overdose and potential side-effects as well as warnings not to share the medication and to store it out of the reach of children. The new regulations are part of Xxxxxxx’s Law, named after Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, who died in 2000 at age 15 after taking a prescription drug. This new law is aimed at protecting consumers from unsafe medications reducing adverse reactions. This new law will have the potential for patients to have ongoing conversations with their doctors and pharmacists. This information will now be consistent across Canada from province to province to territories. The following information is important to remember: Examples of opioids include hydromorphone, morphine, codeine, oxycodone, tramadol. About 16 Canadians are hospitalized each day with opioid poisoning. Never share your opioid medication with anyone. Store your opioid medication in a secure place, out of reach of children, teens and pets. Ask about other options to treat pain. Take unused medications back to a pharmacy for safe disposal. If you have been prescribed an opioid after surgery: Opioids reduce pain but will not take away all your pain. What else can you do to reduce pain? Opioids are usually required for less than one week after surgery. Consult your doctor how to properly reduce your dosage. Use the lowest possible dose for the shortest time frame. Overdose and addiction can occur with opioids and the use of alcohol and sleeping pills should be avoided. Driving should also be avoided. Monitor how you feel. Side effects include – sedation, constipation, nausea and dizziness. Call your doctor is any of these symptoms affect you. Finally, follow-up with your doctor in regards to the surgery, the pain and the drugs. Leg Cramps?
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Newsletter Editor. Christmas Luncheon News The next luncheon/meeting will take place in the 2nd floor Ballroom of the Best Western Westerly Hotel in Courtenay on: Wednesday, 13th December 2017 Our Branch Web Site: xxxx://xxx.xxxx .ca Meet & Greet: 11:00 a.m. Buffet Luncheon: 12:00 p.m. Business Meeting: 1:00 p.m. Guest: 1:30 p.m. Hot and cold buffet includes: Rolls & Butter Traditional Roast Turkey Dinner, with Gravy and Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes Hot Seasonal Vegetable Soup du jour 2 salads – Chef’s choice Assorted Christmas Desserts, Coffee & Tea The cost of the Christmas luncheon is $20.00 per person - payable in advance only. Tickets are still available. To get your tickets contact Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx at 000-000-0000 by December 5, 2017. There will be no sales at the door. As usual we will have our wonderful Christmas package draws (50) with Santa, our 50/50 draw, the food bank draw and the door prize. Each year we donate to the Comox Valley Food Bank along with our 50/50 proceeds. We invite members to bring your donation to the luncheon where you will receive a ticket for the draw. If you bring cash or a cheque please put it in an envelope marked with your name and address. Gifts of $20.00 or more will generate a charitable donation receipt. Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Happy New Year. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx - Programs Director Membership Fee Changes Membership fees will be changing again for 2018 to reflect the fees structure approved at the Annual Members Meeting 2016 (Proposal #1610BODF01). Refer to the table below for the new rates for 2018 ★ Single memberships cost $48.96 Annually ★ Double memberships are $63.60 Annually Monthly DDS payment Single-$4.08 / Double-$5.30 Branch portion (unchanged) Single-$9.00 / Double-$12.88 National portion Single-$39.96 / Double-$50.72 If your fees are not deducted from your pension, you can mail a cheque to: NAFR, PO Box 1420 , Comox, BC V9M 7Z9 or renew on-line at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/en/Renewals-Login with a credit card. 7 Keys to Happy, Healthy Aging for Seniors Fitness News & Advice, Senior's Health News From Xxxxxxxxxx.xxx - By: Xxxx Xxxxxxx on Thursday, September 8th Some people are under the assumption that when you age, it’s time to slow down. Howev- er, medical science begs to differ. In fact, research shows that staying active can help you stay healthier and be happier into your golden years. If you’re no longer bogged down with the work projects that ate up most of your time, then it’s perfect chance to start being ...
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Newsletter Editor shall be responsible to the VP Marketing and Communications, who in turn is responsible to the SFA Board of Directors, to ensure that each edition of the Sask Sword adheres to the newsletter’s (i.e. Sask Sword’s) and Association vision statements • shall not commit any act or publish any article deemed to violate the newsletter’s (i.e. Sask Sword’s) and/or SFA’s vision statements • shall ensure that all newsletter articles are accurate and non-libellous
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