USE OF PRIVATELY Clause Samples

USE OF PRIVATELY. Owned and State Vehicles, Commute Trip Reduction, and Duty Station(s) 24.1 Employees are responsible for providing their own transportation between their home and duty station or field site. The Employer shall make a good faith effort, subject to the agency’s operating, business and customer service needs, to meet the commute trip reduction goals identified in RCW 70.94 – Washington Clean Air Act and, where applicable, Executive Order 16-07. 24.2 The Employer may authorize an employee to take a state vehicle home, in accordance with Office of Financial Management regulations. Employees will report their taxable commute to payroll as necessary in order to comply with applicable Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations regarding the use of state vehicles.‌ 24.3 Employees shall be notified upon hire of the necessity to use their privately-owned vehicle for state business, if such use is on a regular/frequent basis. The Employer agrees to compensate employees in accordance with agency policy/procedure and OFM regulations for the use of their privately-owned vehicle in the state’s interest. 24.4 Agencies may provide commute trip reduction incentives consistent with agency policies and within available resources.
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USE OF PRIVATELY. OWNED AND STATE VEHICLES, COMMUTE TRIP REDUCTION, AND DUTY STATION(S) 59 24.5 Duty Stations 59 24.6 All Employees with ▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ or Snohomish County Duty Stations 59 26.4 Health Care Information 60
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USE OF PRIVATELY. OWNED AND STATE VEHICLES, COMMUTE TRIP REDUCTION, AND DUTY STATION(S) 56 24.5 Duty Stations 56 ARTICLE 25 OFF-DUTY CONDUCT 56 ARTICLE 26 EMPLOYEE ACTIVITY AND PRIVACY 57 26.4 Health Care Information 57
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USE OF PRIVATELY. OWNED AND STATE VEHICLES, COMMUTE TRIP REDUCTION, AND DUTY STATION(S) 24.1 Employees are responsible for providing their own transportation between their home and duty station or field site. The Employer shall make a good faith effort, subject to the agency’s operating, business and customer service needs, to meet the commute trip reduction goals identified in RCW 70.94 – Washington Clean Air Act and, where applicable, Executive Order 16-07.‌ 24.2 The Employer may authorize an employee to take a state vehicle home, in accordance with Office of Financial Management regulations. Employees will report their taxable commute to payroll as necessary in order to comply with applicable Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations regarding the use of state vehicles. 24.3 Employees shall be notified upon hire of the necessity to use their privately- owned vehicle for state business, if such use is on a regular/frequent basis. The Employer agrees to compensate employees in accordance with agency policy/procedure and OFM regulations for the use of their privately-owned vehicle in the state’s interest. 24.4 Agencies may provide commute trip reduction incentives consistent with agency policies and within available resources.
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USE OF PRIVATELY. OWNED AND STATE VEHICLES, COMMUTE TRIP REDUCTION, AND DUTY STATION(S) 42 ARTICLE 25 OFF-DUTY CONDUCT 43
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USE OF PRIVATELY. Owned Mobile Homes 1) The seasonal use of no more than twelve privately-owned mobile homes for recreational purposes may be authorized by Reclamation. Such use may be authorized subject to the following conditions: (a) Inspections do not reveal a health and/or safety issue (b) The sites do not become unkempt and unattractive (c) No additional infrastructure replacement or betterment is needed to support the existence of the mobile homes (new septic, water supply, flood protection works, etc.) (d) There are no other greater public demands for the space that the mobile homes occupy (e) The presence of the mobile homes does not create an unacceptable environmental or natural resource issue (f) The Concessionaire does not provide Reclamation with an acceptable proposal to use the mobile home area for a different use that is available to the public which has a better business aspect for the marina (g) The mobile homes are not to be used as permanent residences (h) No other condition exists that is serious enough to warrant removal as decided by Reclamation. 2) The policy of Reclamation is to not allow private, exclusive use on Reclamation lands. Reclamation intends to complete a public process within 2 years after this contract is awarded to develop an exclusive use mobile home removal transition plan. The removal of the mobile homes within this concession area will be completed no more than 5 years after the completion of the public process.
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USE OF PRIVATELY. Owned and State Vehicles 24.1 Employees are responsible for providing their own transportation between their home and duty station or field site. The employer shall make a good faith effort, subject to the agency’s operating, business and customer service needs, to meet the commute trip reduction goals identified in RCW 70-94 – Washington Clean Air Act and, where applicable, Executive Order 01-03. 24.2 The Employer may authorize an employee to take a state vehicle home, in accordance with Office of Financial Management regulations. Employees will comply with applicable Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations regarding the use of state vehicles. 24.3 Employees shall be notified upon hire of the necessity to use their privately- owned vehicle for state business, if such use is on a regular/frequent basis. The Employer agrees to compensate employees in accordance with agency policy/procedure and OFM regulations for the use of their privately-owned vehicle in the state’s interest.
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Related to USE OF PRIVATELY

  • Use of PTO A nurse will be required to take his or her accrued PTO during the leave, except where required by law. a. Notwithstanding the foregoing, for absences greater than thirty (30) days, a nurse will be allowed to leave up to eighty (80) accrued hours remaining in his/her PTO bank. Such a nurse shall designate to the Medical Center, prior to the announcement of such absence, the date by which compensation for PTO is to be discontinued. b. The number of hours of PTO used per week during the leave may not be less than the number of hours that the nurse was regularly scheduled to work.

  • Use of Funds Grantee shall expend funds under this Grant Agreement only for approved services and for reasonable and allowable expenses directly related to those services.

  • Use of Data by User Registry Operator will permit user to use the zone file for lawful purposes; provided that (a) user takes all reasonable steps to protect against unauthorized access to and use and disclosure of the data and (b) under no circumstances will Registry Operator be required or permitted to allow user to use the data to, (i) allow, enable, or otherwise support the transmission by email, telephone, or facsimile of mass unsolicited, commercial advertising or solicitations to entities other than user’s own existing customers, or (ii) enable high volume, automated, electronic processes that send queries or data to the systems of Registry Operator or any ICANN-­‐accredited registrar.