It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year for Some Guidelines on Giving and Receiving Gifts
Take a stroll down this year’s Holiday’s Guidance for Exchange Associates to learn what you can give, what you can accept and more.
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What to Know About When DoD Civilian Employees Retire from Active Service
Since late 2021, DoD civilian employees have been able to shop in-store at Exchanges. But what happens when those employees retire from active federal service? The answer might surprise you.
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New: Updated Information About What to Do After Civilian ID Retiree Cards Ended
A Q&A that explains the changes, including some new information.
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The Randolph-Sheppard Act: What it is and What it Means to You
You may have heard the term the “Randolph-Sheppard Act” while coordinating Exchange vending machines with your installation. Or you may have heard directly from a State Licensing Agency (SLA) handling vending on behalf of blind…
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DoD Civilian Retiree ID Cards are Ending. Here’s What That Means (Update No. 2)
A Q&A that explains the changes, including some new information.
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Know the Rules Regarding Exchange- and Government-Owned Vehicles
Rental cars paid for by the Exchange are government vehicles and may be used for official purposes only. So what is “official purpose”?
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To Receive Gifts or Not Receive Them? Here Are the Ethical Answers
With Christmas just around the corner, there’s no better time to review how the ethics rules apply to Exchange associates during the holiday season, particularly when it comes to gifts, gift exchanges, parties, and receptions.
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Associates Can Be Politically Active—But There Are Some Boundaries
In general, Exchange employees may engage in “political activity” on behalf of a political party or partisan political group or candidate in a partisan election, as long as it’s not on duty or in the…
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Can You Take a Second Job Outside of the Exchange? It Depends on the Situation
The first in a series of articles about Exchange ethics tells you when you can apply for outside employment in addition to the Exchange–and when you can’t.
