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  Section 6: Published Products and
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Section 7 - Professional Activities (Part A - IEEE Policies)

 

7.7   Professional Welfare of Members

The IEEE is concerned with the professional welfare of its members.  The administrative, geographical and technical units are encouraged to pursue appropriate activities in this area, such as the following:

  1. Organizing or sponsoring career development seminars for members.

  2. Organizing or sponsoring educational activities which upgrade the skills of members.

  3. Publishing information on existing legislation or proposed legislation which may affect the professional welfare of IEEE members.

  4. Arranging for group insurance plans which benefit members, provided these do not duplicate other plans sponsored by the IEEE and provided the IEEE unit does not benefit financially from such plans.  Prior to establishment of an insurance plan by an organizational unit, legal approval must be sought through Headquarters and the plan referred to the Executive Committee for authorization.


 Section 7 - Professional Activities   Part B - IEEE-USA Policies
 7.100  Registration of U.S. Employees
 7.200 Congressional Fellows Program
 7.300  IEEE-USA Publications




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