Common use of Military Reserve Training Clause in Contracts

Military Reserve Training. An employee who is in the military reserves will be allowed up to two (2) consecutive weeks' excused absence per year to participate in required military training. An employee who has completed a year's service may elect to use his or her accrued vacation for the military leave and retain both his vacation and military pay, or he or she may take a paid military leave, in which case, he or she must turn over to the University the military base and longevity pay in exchange for regular straight-time pay for his scheduled work hours lost during the period of active duty training. Employees who must be absent for military training must give their supervisors as much advance notice as possible. The employee will provide his or her supervisor with a copy of the military orders. Any employee whose training period extends beyond three (3) workweeks will be placed on unpaid leave for any time not covered by vacation, personal holiday time, or paid military leave.

Military Reserve Training. An employee who is in the military reserves will be allowed up to two (2) consecutive weeks' excused absence per year to participate in required military training. An employee who has completed a year's service may elect to use his or her accrued vacation for the military leave and retain both his vacation and military pay, or he or she may take a paid military leave, in which case, he or she must turn over to the University the military base and longevity pay in exchange for regular straight-straight- time pay for his scheduled work hours lost during the period of active duty training. Employees who must be absent for military training must give their supervisors as much advance notice as possible. The employee will provide his or her supervisor with a copy of the military orders. Any employee whose training period extends beyond three (3) workweeks will be placed on unpaid leave for any time not covered by vacation, personal holiday time, or paid military leave.