Approval of Requests Sample Clauses
Approval of Requests. 1. LWOP for purposes other than those identified in Section A may be requested and approved in accordance with appropriate regulation. An employee may not demand LWOP as a matter of right, except in those cases defined in Section A of this Article.
2. A basic axiom in the granting of LWOP requires that there be reasonable expectation that the employee will return at the termination of the approved leave. In addition, at least one of the following benefits to the Agency should accrue: increased job ability; protection of an employee's health; retention of a desirable employee; or furtherance of a program of interest to the Employer.
3. An employee requesting extended LWOP will normally be required to exhaust all annual leave before such leave may be granted except as otherwise authorized, e.g., maternity leave. LWOP may be granted for a period of six months or less. The total shall not exceed two continuous years.
Approval of Requests. Of course, DoD has a finite amount of resources and has its own demanding missions and operations, so DoD might not be able to support a request for assistance. To increase the chance of its request being approved a requesting department or agency should: • Communicate with all stakeholders. When making a request, include everyone with a stake in the decision. Ensure your executive decision authority is aware of the request and why the request is being made. Include any office that might be losing resources due to your request to reduce friction and get your entire team behind the request. Include the office that will be responsible for the requested resources to ensure its input is incorporated into the request. Finally, make sure you involve DoD to ensure you comply with its standard for requests and include all required information. • Be proactive and plan early. Most DoD resources are allocated to support ongoing and planned operations, so the earlier a request is made, the easier it is for DoD to program in the request with its other operations. Keep in mind that resources are allocated based on priorities, so include the priority of the operation the requested resources will support and the criticality of that operation. Additionally, include all relevant information, such as where the requested resources will be utilized, how accountability will be maintained while in your possession, how long they will be required, and the plan to integrate them into the operation. • Provide feedback on the usefulness of the shared resources. Providing feedback to DoD confirms that the resources were used and shows how the resources benefited the user and government interests. Providing quantitative and qualitative data to DoD will help ensure continued support.
Approval of Requests. Only the Chief of Police, Captain of Patrol Operations, Captain of Detectives or the Shift Supervisor can approve time off requests for their shift.
Approval of Requests. If H-GAC approves the price increase, Contractor will be notified in writing; no price increase will be effective until Contractor receives this notice. If H-GAC does not approve Contractor’s price increase, Contractor may terminate its performance upon sixty (60) days advance written notice to H-GAC, however Contractor must fulfill any outstanding Purchase Orders. Termination of performance is Contractor’s only remedy if H-GAC does not approve the price increase. H-GAC reserves the right to accept or reject any price change request.
Approval of Requests. Requests made for the next school year by March 1st are honored automatically if the resulting total number of students currently enrolled is less than 96% of the grade level/school’s capacity.
Approval of Requests. A. Requests made for the next school year by March 1st are honored automatically if the resulting total number of students is less than 96% of the grade level/school’s capacity.
B. Depending upon lottery number, enrollment requests may be accepted or placed on waiting list status.
C. All students enrolled under this policy shall be subject to being returned to their home school pursuant to Item XI below.
D. Requests made after March 1st shall be on a waiting list and shall be numbered consecutively beginning with the number after the last lottery number assigned.
E. Students with Independent Education Plans (IEP) must have the approval of the Director of Student Services prior to entering the lottery to ensure program space or services are available at the Cambrian School requested.