Compensation for First Calendar Month of Military Leave Sample Clauses

Compensation for First Calendar Month of Military Leave a. Upon presentation of adequate evidence of military service for which pay is requested, an employee shall be paid his/her salary or compensation as an employee of the District for the first calendar month of his/her military service while on a military leave exclusive of time not covered by his/her assignment basis code, providing the following conditions are met:
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Compensation for First Calendar Month of Military Leave. Upon presentation of adequate evidence of military service for which pay is requested, an employee shall be paid his/her salary or compensation as an employee of the District for the first calendar month of the military service while on a Military Leave exclusive of time not covered by the assignment basis code, providing the following conditions are met: The employee is on Military Leave after October 1, 1949, as a member of the National Guard or Naval Militia, or a member of a reserve component of the Armed Forces of the United States; or the employee is on Military Leave after July 16, 1951, as a result of being inducted, enlisted, or otherwise having entered or been called into active duty as a member of the Armed Forces of the United States. An employee on Temporary Military Leave or on Military Leave Other Than Temporary must have been in the service of the District for a period of not less than one (1) year immediately prior to the date the absence begins. An employee on Temporary Military Leave may count all previous recognized military service in order to accumulate the required one (1) year in the service of the District. The one (1) year in the service of the District is not required in the case of an employee who is ordered into active military service as a member of the National Guard under a situation included with Section 146 of the Military and Veterans Code.

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