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United States Code. The use of personal email accounts for she receives permission from the supervisor. By signing this form, transmission of Personally Identifiable information (PII) is strictly prohibited. the employee acknowledges that failure to obtain proper approval PII may only be emailed between government email accounts and must be for overtime work may result in cancellation of the telework encrypted and digitally signed. agreement and may also include appropriate disciplinary action.16. The DoD Component may inspect the home worksite, by appointment only, 7. If designated employee (as indicated in Section I, Block 12 of if the DoD Component has reason to suspect that safety standards are not being this agreement) is unable to work due to illness or dependent care met and GFE is not being properly maintained. responsibilities, the employee must take appropriate leave. Supervisors may, on a case-by-case basis, administratively excuse 17. The DoD Component will not be responsible for operating, maintenance, or any the designated teleworker from teleworking if circumstances, such other costs (e.g., utilities) associated with the use of the employee's residence. as a power failure or weather related emergency, prevent the employee from working at the telework site. To the extent 18. The DoD Component is not liable for damages to an employee's personal or practicable, managers will include a description of emergency real property while the employee is working at home, except to the extent the duties with this agreement if emergency duties are different from Government is held liable by the Federal Tort Claims Act or from claims arising the employee's prescribed duties and responsibilities. under the Military Personnel and Civilian Employees Claims Act. DD FORM 2946, DEC 2011 PREVIOUS EDITION IS OBSOLETE. Terms and Conditions
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United States Code. If CAFE compli- ance data is not available, the com- bined average fuel economy of a vehi- cle must be demonstrated through the use of a peer-reviewed model.
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United States Code. Lessee covenants and agrees with Lessor that to better ensure the availability of such benefits, Lessee shall support any motion, petition or application filed by Lessor with any bankruptcy court having jurisdiction over Lessee, whereby Lessor seeks recovery of possession of the Aircraft under said Section 1110 and shall not in any way oppose such action by Lessor unless Lessee shall have complied with the requirements of said Section 1110 to be fulfilled in order to entitle Lessee to continued use and possession of the Aircraft hereunder.
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United States Code. Sec.s 1033 and 1034. You certify and agree that none of your officers, agents, or employees has ever been convicted of a felony involving either dishonesty or a breach of trust, or any crime involving the business of insurance. Your further certify and agree that you have made recent inquiry of all your officers, agents, and employees regarding any possible past convictions and that you will, at the time of employment and periodically thereafter (not less often than annually), check and recheck such officers, agents, and employees to determine your continued compliance with this paragraph. You agree that any officer, agent, or employee who is found to have been convicted of any such crime will not be involved in any way in any activities of any kind for IHC Health Plans, Inc., whether described in this Agreement or not, unless they have first been expressly granted authority to do so by the Utah Commissioner of Insurance. You agree to immediately notify us if at any time any of your officers, agents, or employees are ever convicted of such a crime. You understand that any violation by you of this paragraph will constitute grounds for immediately cancellation of this Agreement by IHC Health Plans, Inc.
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