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Awards and Recognition Lesson Objectives After completing this lesson, you will be able to: Describe the various types of Awards and Recognition available to Defense Intelligence employees. Explain how certain Awards may be included during the pay pool process. Explain the DCIPS philosophy regarding Awards versus performance bonuses. Topics Lesson 10 Introduction ........................................ ............................... 2 Topic 1: Awards and Recognition Programs and Policies .............. 4 Topic 2: Monetary Awards ........................................ ......................... 7 Topic 3: Time-Off Awards ........................................ ....................... 12 Topic 4: Non-Monetary Awards ........................................ .............. 14 Topic 5: Other Awards and Award Programs.

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