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Jacqueline
*Jacqueline L. Kniska, J.D., CHC*
*University Chief Integrity & Compliance Officer *
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policy) it would fall under the *Solicitation
<http://policy.vcu.edu/sites/default/files/Solicitation.pdf> *Policy.
*Jacqueline L. Kniska, J.D., CHC*
*University In
We do not set restrictions either, unless there is an actual, or perceived,
conflict of interest or commitment. If hours at the secondary employer get
too intense, that will become a performance issue at the primary employer.
To restrict, as an institution of higher ed, especially a public one, wou