Common use of Emergency Rescue or Protective Work Clause in Contracts

Emergency Rescue or Protective Work. Employees who are members of the Civil Air Patrol or other similar organizations, whose services can be excused, may be granted excused absence for up to three days to participate in emergency rescue or protective work during an emergency such as fire, flood, or search operations. When an employee has requested and received approval for excused absence in excess of one day for such activities, the employee shall provide to the leave-approving official a statement signed by a responsible official of the local emergency organization certifying the employee's attendance throughout the period of excused absence. This provision does not cover employees who respond to emergencies in National Guard/Reserve status.

Emergency Rescue or Protective Work. Employees who are members of the Civil Air Patrol or other similar organizations, whose services service can be excused, may be granted excused absence for up to three days to participate in emergency rescue or protective work during an emergency such as fire, flood, or search operations. When an employee has requested and received approval for excused absence in excess of one day for such activities, the employee shall provide to the leave-leave approving official a statement signed by a responsible official of the local emergency organization certifying the employee's employees' attendance throughout the period of excused absence. This provision does not cover employees who respond to emergencies in National Guard/Guard or Reserve status.

Emergency Rescue or Protective Work. Employees who are members of the Civil Air Patrol or other similar organizations, whose services can be excused, may be granted excused absence for up to three (3) days to participate in emergency rescue or protective work during an emergency such as fire, flood, or search operations. When an employee has requested and received approval for excused absence in excess of one day for such activities, the employee shall provide to the leave-approving official a statement signed by a responsible official of the local emergency organization certifying ce1tifying the employee's ’s attendance throughout the period of excused absence. This provision does not cover employees who respond to emergencies in National Guard/Reserve status.