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by Answerbag Staff on March 1st, 2010

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Can government employees accept gifts from inside sources?

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  • by Contributing Writer on March 1st, 2010

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    Government employees are prohibited from giving or soliciting contributions for gifts from their subordinates or superiors. They cannot accept gifts from employees who receive less pay. Exceptions include: gifts costing less than $10 for such occasions as birthdays or souvenirs from a trip, beverages shared in the office or hospitality in an employee's home. Special or infrequent occasion gifts are permitted.

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    Offical of the General Council: Gifts between Gov't Employees

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