354FWI36-1004 — Managing The Civilian Recognition Program

354FWI36-1004 governs the Eielson AFB civilian recognition program, including awards, nominations, and award presentation.

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  • Publication number: 354FWI36-1004
  • Title: MANAGING THE CIVILIAN RECOGNITION PROGRAM
  • Date: 2018-11-15

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The publication covers civilian recognition, incentive awards, the Civilian Employee Management Board, publicizing achievements, and award nomination packages. It requires records maintenance and directs units nominating employees to print all certificates.

Applies to: It applies to all agencies and personnel serviced by the Eielson Air Force Base (AFB) civilian personnel office.

Topics covered

  • Civilian recognition program
  • Quarterly and annual wing awards
  • Special Act or Service Awards
  • Time-Off Awards
  • Civilian Employee Management Board
  • Award nomination packages
  • Award presentation and publicity

Questions and answers

What is the purpose of the Air Force recognition program?

The Air Force recognition program is designed to improve government operations by motivating and rewarding excellence by members of the workforce.

When does civilian recognition occur?

Managing the Civilian Recognition Program is the principal reference in determining when and how recognition for a civilian may occur.

What are campaign and service awards for?

To recognize civilian employees who participated in a campaign, war, national emergency or to denote service requirements fulfilled in a creditable manner.

Who can receive awards for non-government personnel?

To recognize significant contributions to the Department of Defense (DoD) by a member of the general public.

What are functional awards used to recognize?

The Air Force has many unique honorary awards to recognize superior accomplishments within a functional community, i.e., Aircraft Maintenance Technician of the Year.

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