Who May Participate Sample Clauses

Who May Participate. Employees who meet the qualifications below and whose duties can be successfully performed away from their primary duty station are eligible to apply for a telecommuting work schedule. Employees having primary job duties that require them to interact in person with members of the public, the regulated community, other DEQ employees, or other groups or individuals, on a frequent basis during each workday, typically are not going to be good candidates for telecommuting. A home computer and/or the ability to connect to the agency network are not prerequisites for telecommuting.
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Who May Participate. Businesses, non-profit organizations, families, individuals, volunteer groups, and neighborhood associations all can take an active role in the maintenance and improvement of local public parks and recreational facilities. Student and youth groups under 12 years of age are not eligible to participate in the adoption program at this time due to safety concerns. Keep in mind that the promise to maintain a public park area by cultivating flowers and keeping it weed and litter-free is a big commitment! There are no fees required to adopt a public space if it is one that the City of Pueblo has determined is a safe area to be maintained by volunteers due to its location. Areas that are not considered safe for volunteers must be adopted by an organization that is willing to contribute funds for contracting the annual care and maintenance of the plant and shrub beds. Costs will vary depending on the specific area and will be quoted to the potential adoption group.
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Who May Participate. 13 Employees who meet the qualifications below and whose duties can be successfully 14 performed away from their primary duty station are eligible to apply for a telecommuting 15 and teleworking work schedule. Employees having primary job duties that require them to 16 interact in person with members of the public, the regulated community, other DEQ 17 employees, or other groups or individuals, on a frequent basis during each workday, 18 typically are not going to be good candidates for telecommuting. A home computer and/or 19 the ability to connect to the agency network are not prerequisites for telecommuting and 20 teleworking.
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