Types of Programs. An employee may apply to participate in only one of the following programs:
a. Consultancy Program
b. Phased-in Early Retirement Plan Participation in one of these programs precludes receipt of fringe benefits under Article 5, except as specifically provided in this article.
Types of Programs. Five general types of Programs may be proposed: Exploration, Development, Construction, Operating and Reclamation Programs.
Types of Programs. DOFD has provided a menu of six types of common government programs: R&D falls within the scope of an “Advising/Informing” program. The associated DOFD program guidelines around Advising/Informing” programs are useful in developing a structured approach to managing performance and reporting and are summarised below.
Types of Programs. 28 11.3 Preparation, Presentation and Content of Programs and Budgets ..
Types of Programs. A. Dependent care assistance at the Regional/local level may include, but is not limited to the following:
1. Child care, adult and elder care referral services;
2. Seminars, workshops, and exhibitions;
3. Periodic newsletters and brochures;
4. Family resource centers;
5. Consultants to assist employees with dependent care problems; and
6. DOL cooperation with other agencies regarding Dependent Care Programs, including Infant and Childcare Centers.
B. Employees are encouraged to take advantage of Dependent Care Programs. New employees should be informed about the availability of Dependent Care Programs during orientation. Employees will be permitted to contact childcare, adult and elder care providers during duty hours consistent with DLMS Chapter 9-900, Appropriate Use of Information Technology.
Types of Programs. Dependent care assistance may include, but is not limited to, the following:
Types of Programs. Three general types of Programs may be proposed: Exploration Programs, Development Programs and Mining Programs.
(a) An "Exploration Program" shall be a Program that may entail geological mapping, geochemical sampling, geophysical surveys, drilling, underground or surface drilling, bulk sampling, and other work carried out to ascertain the existence, location, quantity, and quality and preliminary economic assessment of commercial value of deposits of Products on the Properties, including but not limited to additional drilling required after discovery of potentially commercial mineralization, and including related compliance with environmental Laws.
(b) A "Development Program" shall be a Program that may entail Development work, in-depth drilling, test mining, a Feasibility Study, and other such work expended toward developing deposits of Products on the Properties, but does not encompass, by itself, construction, operation, maintenance, and attendant activities designed to bring a Mine on any of the Properties into production in reasonable commercial quantities.
Types of Programs. A. Dependent care assistance at the Regional/local level may include, but is not limited to the following:
(1) Child care and elder care referral services;
(2) Seminars, workshops, and exhibitions;
(3) Periodic newsletters and brochures;
(4) Family resource centers;
(5) Consultants to assist employees with dependent care problems; and
(6) DOL cooperation with other agencies regarding Dependent Care Programs, including Infant and Child Care Centers.
B. Employees are encouraged to take advantage of Dependent Care Programs. New employees should be informed about the availability of Dependent Care Programs during orientation.
Types of Programs. A. Dependent care assistance may include, but is not limited to, the following:
1. Child care and elder care referral services;
2. Information on seminars, workshops, and exhibitions;
3. Periodic newsletters and brochures;
4. Information on family resources OPLOCs (including on-call, emergency, part-time care, and multi-purpose facilities);
5. Referral to available consultant services to assist employees with dependent care problems; and
6. DFAS cooperation with other agencies regarding dependent care programs.
7. Participation in a shared facility with other Federal agencies.
B. Employees are encouraged to take advantage of dependent care programs. New employees should be informed about the availability of referral services for dependent care programs during orientation.
C. The Agency and the Union will keep each other advised of any status changes regarding dependent care referral services. The Union will be afforded the opportunity to participate in task groups or committees involved in developing and formulating such programs.
Types of Programs. Four general types of Programs may be proposed: Maintenance Programs, Exploration Programs, Development Programs and Mining Programs.
(a) A "Maintenance Program" shall be a program designed to maintain the Joint Property until such time as an Exploration Program, Development Program or Mining Program may be proposed and adopted.
