JER 2-206 JER 2-303 JER 3-306 The 20-page on Outside Activities in the 2010 DoD Ethics Deskbook Counselor’s Air Force Form 3902 (off-duty employment approval form) , Off-Duty Employment, 15 Dec 04 Mark 12-page, 19 Nov 10 document entitled on Off-Duty Employment by Stone’s “40 Rules Executive Branch Employees” Off-duty employment participation in media productions – The on Outside Activities in the 2010 DoD Ethics Deskbook (page 7) Counselor’s Off-duty employment sales to subordinates or junior ranking personnel – JER 2-205 (soliciting sales to a subordinates or junior ranking personnel) JER 5-409 (soliciting sales to a subordinates or junior ranking personnel) Off-duty employment teaching, speaking & writing – OGE Informal Advisory Opinion 08 X 5 (teaching courses offered by a non-appropriated fund instrumentality (NAFI) JER 2-207 (mandatory disclaimer for speeches & writings related to DoD matters) JER 2-307a (mandatory disclaimer for speeches & writings related to DoD matters) JER 3-307b (security review of lecture, speech or writing related to DoD matters) Off-duty employment working for the U.S. Government – (the extra pay for extra services law) JER 5-405 Comp. Gen. Dec. B-251541, July 21, 1993 (interprets 5 USC 5536) Comp. Gen. Dec. B-204533, Dec 30, 1981 (and cases cited therein) (interprets 5 USC 5536) 52 Comp Gen 471 (interprets 5 USC 5536) Comp. Gen. Dec. B-102611, May 4, 1951 (interprets 5 USC 5536) 28 Comp Gen 459 (1949) (B-82024) (interprets 5 USC 5536) 22 Comp Gen 127, 149 (interprets 5 USC 5536) An Army Lawyer article on moonlighting military doctors (which discusses 5 USC 5536) is at: Off-duty employment working for the U.S. Government during terminal leave – JER 9-901a
JER 2-206 JER 2-303 JER 3-306 The 20-page on Outside Activities in the 2010 DoD Ethics Counselor’s Deskbook Air Force Form 3902 (off-duty employment approval form) , Off-Duty Employment, 15 Dec 04 Mark Stone’s 12-page, 19 Nov 10 document entitled “40 Rules on Off-Duty Employment by Executive Branch Employees” Off-duty employment – participation in media productions The on Outside Activities in the 2010 DoD Ethics Counselor’s Deskbook (page 7) Off-duty employment – sales to subordinates or junior ranking personnel JER 2-205 (soliciting sales to a subordinates or junior ranking personnel) JER 5-409 (soliciting sales to a subordinates or junior ranking personnel) Off-duty employment – teaching, speaking & writing OGE Informal Advisory Opinion 08 X 5 (teaching courses offered by a non-appropriated fund instrumentality (NAFI) JER 2-207 (mandatory disclaimer for speeches & writings related to DoD matters) JER 2-307a (mandatory disclaimer for speeches & writings related to DoD matters) JER 3-307b (security review of lecture, speech or writing related to DoD matters) Off-duty employment – working for the U.S. Government (the extra pay for extra services law) JER 5-405 Comp. Gen. Dec. B-251541, July 21, 1993 (interprets 5 USC 5536) Comp. Gen. Dec. B-204533, Dec 30, 1981 (and cases cited therein) (interprets 5 USC 5536) 52 Comp Gen 471 (interprets 5 USC 5536) Comp. Gen. Dec. B-102611, May 4, 1951 (interprets 5 USC 5536) 28 Comp Gen 459 (1949) (B-82024) (interprets 5 USC 5536) 22 Comp Gen 127, 149 (interprets 5 USC 5536) An Army Lawyer article on moonlighting military doctors (which discusses 5 USC 5536) is at: Off-duty employment – working for the U.S. Government during terminal leave JER 9-901a
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