Common use of Military Reserve Training Clause in Contracts

Military Reserve Training. 30.6.1 If a regular employee is a member of the National Guard, Air National Guard, or of a reserve component and is subject to annual training duty, he will be paid the difference between his military pay (including all allowances) and Company base pay (if the latter is greater) for a period of not more than two (2) weeks in any one calendar year in which he performs such training duty. However, if an employee performs annual training duty and receives no military pay, he will be paid a maximum of one (1) weeks pay by the Company in any one calendar year. 30.6.2 An employee, to be eligible for payment as provided above, shall in writing request time off for annual training duty, and at the conclusion thereof, furnish the Company written evidence of the amount of military pay received.

Military Reserve Training. 30.6.1 6.1 If a regular employee is a member of the National Guard, Air National Guard, or of a reserve component and is subject to annual training duty, he will be paid the difference between his military pay (including all allowances) and Company base pay (if the latter is greater) for a period of not more than two (2) weeks in any one calendar year in which he performs such training duty. However, if an employee performs annual training duty and receives no military pay, he will be paid a maximum of one (1) weeks pay by the Company in any one calendar year. 30.6.2 6.2 An employee, to be eligible for payment as provided above, shall in writing request time off for annual training duty, and at the conclusion thereof, furnish the Company written evidence of the amount of military pay received.