40 Tex. Admin. Code § 77.2 - What do the words and terms in this chapter mean?
The following words and terms in this chapter have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
(1) Assistance--Financial aid provided by the
Texas Department of Human Services (DHS) to its employees for education
expenses.
(2) Commissioner--The
commissioner of DHS.
(3) Corrective
action--DHS's process to correct employee performance and work rule
problems.
(4) DHS--The Texas
Department of Human Services.
(5)
Employee--An individual employed with DHS in either a full-time or part-time
position.
(6) Full-time
employee--An individual employed with DHS and working 40 or more hours per
week.
(7) Hardship--A serious or
catastrophic illness, family emergency, or extenuating circumstance beyond the
employee's control that prevents the employee from complying with the terms of
an education assistance agreement.
(8) Institution--An institution of higher
education.
(9) Institution of
higher education--A public or private technical institute, junior college,
senior college, university, medical or dental unit, or other institution
offering an associate's, baccalaureate, master's, or doctoral degree
program.
(10) Part-time
employee--An individual employed with DHS and working between 20 and 39 hours
per week.
(11) Professional
development requirement--Educational or technical training required for an
employee to maintain current skills, professional standards, or license
requirements.
(12)
Training--Planned, structured activities designed to improve employee job
performance and job-related skills by achieving specific, measurable, and
predetermined learning objectives.
(13) We, us, and our--The Texas Department of
Human Services.
(14) You, your, I,
and my--An individual employed with DHS in either a full-time or part-time
position.
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