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The scientific evidence underlying the 2010, the 2015-2020, and the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans support reducing caloric intake from added sugars. Consuming too much added sugars can make it difficult to meet nutrient needs while staying within calorie limits.
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The FDA recognizes that added sugars can be a part of a healthy dietary pattern. But if consumed in excess, it becomes more difficult to also eat foods with enough dietary fiber and essential vitamins and minerals and still stay within calorie limits. The updates to the label will help increase consumer awareness of the quantity of added sugars in foods. Consumers may or may not decide to reduce the consumption of certain foods with added sugars, based on their individual needs or preferences.
Sugars that are added during the processing of foods will have both the percent Daily Value and the number of grams of Added Sugars on their labels. Single-ingredient sugars such as table sugar, maple syrup, or honey will only have the percent Daily Value for Added Sugars listed on their labels. See the Nutrition Facts label for honey, maple syrup, or other single-ingredient sugars or syrups as well as for certain cranberry products.
The number of grams of Added Sugars in a serving of a cranberry product, as well as the percent Daily Value for Added Sugars, must still be labeled. FDA intends to exercise enforcement discretion for certain cranberry products to allow manufacturers to use a symbol leading to a statement that is truthful and not misleading placed outside the Nutrition Facts label. These manufacturers could explain, for example, that the sugars added to certain dried cranberries or cranberry beverage products are added to improve the palatability of naturally tart cranberries. See the Nutrition Facts label for honey, maple syrup, or other single-ingredient sugars or syrups as well as for certain cranberry products.
Update 3.1.4 comes with request categories that allow a new way to restrict requests of others. Including request in a category that the assignee does not have access to will result in the user not seeing requests belonging to that category. This restriction only works for users who have the Access to Records of Others permission checked.
A field is made available in the request form that allows you to select the organizational unit to which the request belongs. The organizational unit is pre-populated with the unit to which the requester belongs.
Another new feature is the sending of invoices by e-mail when they are issued. In the list of upcoming invoices, a column has been added where you can mark which invoices will be sent by email. Such sending is also supported when issuing invoices in bulk in the background.
The issued invoice can also be sent outside the process of creating tax documents. In the issued invoice form, a Send by Email button has been added. When the button is clicked, a modal window appears with a list of addresses to which the invoice will be sent. These pre-populated addresses belong to the contacts that are selected as the contacts to send invoices to. You can manually expand this list of addresses.
When using CDESK, there may be cases where the form contains a lot of additional properties. To avoid having the record too long and to be able to sort the properties by meaning units, in the last update we introduced a new option to sort them into tabs. The tabs can be configured separately for each form and likewise separately for each request template. Directly in the form they appear as buttons and when clicked, the given additional properties are displayed.
Disabled, Optional and Obligatory options have been added to the global settings for the Solution field display. When the Obligatory option is selected, its filling in is only checked when the request reaches the status Completed. This can occur when the status is manually switched, when the request is terminated quickly or via fulfillment, or when the request is automatically terminated after the linked work orders are closed.
Two new options have been added to the list of requests for the First Response Deadline filtering condition: overdue and on time. Selecting overdue will display only requests with a missed response date. Conversely, On Time will display all requests where the recorded date is less than or equal to the set First Response Deadline.
In the advanced filter, a new condition Request Generation has been added to the list of regular requests. It allows filtering by the next and the last generation date. It includes options to allow manual time/time interval setting and options for simple time definitions, e.g. today, yesterday, last month.
To make using CDESK more intuitive and convenient, we have added icons to each setting in the global settings of requests to inform about its meaning. In cases where a setting is used to enable a field, we have also added information that the display of the field is subject to permissions in addition to the global settings. We plan to add such hints also to the global settings of other modules in the future.
When posting on the Discussion and Ext-mail tabs of a request, additional addresses can be manually entered in addition to the pre-populated ones. In such a case, it may occur that the manually entered address is not entered in the correct form and the user is not informed about it. Therefore, we have added a new function to check the correctness of the manually entered addresses. If the user tries to submit a post with the wrong address, a warning will be displayed informing that the address is not valid.
In previous versions of CDESK, there was a bug where if a user replied to a post that contained manually inserted recipients, only automatically added recipients received the reply. The bug was fixed in the latest update.
There was previously a column Invoicing Date in the list of fulfillments that could be included in exports. From the latest version it will also be possible to filter records by this column. Invoicing Date has been added as a condition to the advanced filter.
When manually processing a message for processing, it is now possible to add the message as an ext-mail to the request. This option can be selected via the context menu in the list of messages to be processed or via the Action button after opening a specific message.
To make the form as compact as possible, we have removed the Additional Properties heading from the requests and work order records. This makes fields of additional properties more connected to the rest of the form. This heading has been retained in the request settings, work orders and in the request and work order templates.
The buttons for adding additional properties have also been removed from forms. This change is no longer limited to requests and work orders but applies to forms in all modules where additional properties are present.
Fields of additional properties can be added in the global settings of the module. In the case of requests and work orders, addition is also possible via templates, and for the configuration database via CI Types.
In the permissions under Approvals -> Offer as Approver, a new permission Approval of Requests for Time Off has been added. A user who has this permission enabled and belongs to the Approver group will be able to approve time off requests.
If you have not earned enough wages in Kansas to be eligible for benefits without adding in the additional wages from another state, the military or federal government, your unemployment payments will be delayed until we receive the requested wage information.
After you request an appeal and your appeal has been scheduled, you will receive a Notice of Telephone Hearing, instructions on how to prepare for your appeal hearing and your hearing packet. The Notice of Telephone Hearing will list the date and time of your hearing. It is important that you follow the directions on the Notice of Telephone Hearing to register for the hearing by providing a telephone number at which to be contacted for the hearing. Register as soon as you receive your hearing notice, but in any event no later than 1 p.m. the business day before the scheduled hearing or you will not be called for the hearing.
You may request that the Office of Appeals issue a subpoena to obtain necessary witnesses or evidence. The request for a subpoena must be made in writing at least seven days before the hearing date. Your request for a subpoena can be denied, and you can state your objection to the denial at the hearing. You must also attempt to obtain the evidence or witness for the hearing yourself before seeking a subpoena.
In-person hearings are held on a very limited basis if a telephone hearing is not possible. To request an in-person hearing, you must submit the request in writing.The party requesting the in-person hearing may be granted the right to appear in person, but the other party will have the option of appearing via telephone or in person unless the Appeals Referee determines that it would be best for all parties to appear in person.All in-person hearings are held in Topeka, Kansas.
Your hearing will be set for the first available time after we receive your request. The length of time before your hearing will depend on the number of other appeals to be heard. Appeals Referees are scheduled up to 35 cases per week and the length of time to issue each decision varies widely depending upon the complexity of the case. Your decision will be mailed to you as soon as possible after the hearing.
By filing by spreadsheet, the employer is able to submit the application for unemployment insurance benefits for all employees. They will have the opportunity to provide all information at once instead of responding to individual requests for information from KDOL. This also allows employers direct access to one of Employer Relations Specialists to answer their questions instead of waiting on hold at our UI Contact Center. The process saves time for employers while helping claimants receive benefits faster and easier!