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Latest post Mon, Aug 14 2006 11:56 AM by Mister Micawber. 1 replies.
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Lcchang  +  255691 Mon, 14 Aug 06 11:15 AM

All of our staff members receive credit for attending workshops during the year to maintain their professional certificates.

What does "receive credit" mean here? Please advise.

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Mister Micawber  +  255717 Mon, 14 Aug 06 11:56 AM

They get some sort of acknowledgment, a salary increment or seniority consideration perhaps.  It's difficult to judge without further information.  Credits per se are normally awarded only to those matriculating at an educational institution.
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