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Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 01:26:00 -0700 (PDT)
From: anna.mehrer@enron.com
To: kathryn.sheppard@enron.com, kate.symes@enron.com
Subject: Yoga
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Anyone care to appeal the decision?  I know some people get reimbursed, for 
example, for a racquet club membership, which is not technically a gym.  
Also, I think a yoga center qualifies as a health facility.  I don't want to 
cause a "stink", but I think this deserves discussion.  
But maybe we're back at square one:  trying to get something organized at the 
Fit Factory.

A.
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Amy FitzPatrick
04/10/2001 08:20 AM
To: Anna Mehrer/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:  

Subject: Re: Fitness Reimbursement Question  

Anna -

The fitness reimbursement is for gym/health facility memberships only.  If 
the yoga classes are part of a fitness club, they certainly can be included 
in the reimbursement up to $25.00.

Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Amy



Anna Mehrer
04/09/2001 03:38 PM
To: Amy FitzPatrick/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:  
Subject: Fitness Reimbursement Question

Hi Amy,

I am interested in taking yoga classes, and typically the yoga centers do not 
charge an annual sign on fee.  There are, of course monthly fees or fees by 
the class.  Will I still be able to get reimbursed $25 / month (but still not 
qualify for the $100 annual fee reimbursement)?  

Please let me know, as there are others also interested in yoga class 
reimbursement schedules.

Thanks,
Anna