Common use of National Guard/Reserve Service Clause in Contracts

National Guard/Reserve Service. An increasing number of UU Ministers are serving as Chaplains in the National Guard or Reserves. Those serving are required to commit a minimum of one weekend a month for training responsibilities or other term as required by law or lawful authority. The UUA recommends that the language of the Agreement and benefits provided for Ministers in guard and reserve positions be reviewed at the time for compliance with law. The UUA recommends considering such training as weeks away for denominational activities or study leave. For more information, see the “Guidelines for Reserve and Guard Chaplain Support” at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/live- xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxx/xxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-00000000.xxx

National Guard/Reserve Service. An increasing number of UU Ministers are serving as Chaplains in the National Guard or Reserves. Those serving are required to commit a minimum of one weekend a month for training responsibilities or other term as required by law or lawful authority. The UUA recommends that the language of the Agreement and benefits provided for Ministers in guard and reserve positions be reviewed at the time for compliance with law. The UUA recommends considering such training as weeks away for denominational activities or study leave. For more information, see the “Guidelines for Reserve and Guard Chaplain Support” at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/live- xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxx/xxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-00000000.xxxxxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/xxxx-xxx.xxx.xxx/files/uua-approved-reserve-guidelines-20160616.pdf

National Guard/Reserve Service. An increasing number of UU Ministers are serving as Chaplains in the National Guard or Reserves. Those serving are required to commit a minimum of one weekend a month for training responsibilities or other term as required by law or lawful authority. The UUA recommends that the language of the Agreement and benefits provided for Ministers in guard and reserve positions be reviewed at the time for compliance with law. The UUA recommends considering such training as weeks away for denominational activities or study leave. For more information, see the “Guidelines for Reserve and Guard Chaplain Support” at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/live- xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxx/xxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-00000000.xxxxxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/xxxx-xxx.xxx.xxx/ files/uua-approved-reserve-guidelines-20160616.pdf

National Guard/Reserve Service. An increasing number of UU Ministers are serving as Chaplains in the National Guard or Reserves. Those serving are required to commit a minimum of one weekend a month for training responsibilities or other term as required by law or lawful authority. The UUA recommends that the language of the Agreement and benefits provided for Ministers in guard and reserve positions be reviewed at the time for compliance with law. The UUA recommends considering such training as weeks away for denominational activities or study leave. For more information, see the “Guidelines for Reserve and Guard Chaplain Support” at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/live- xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxx/xxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-00000000.xxxxxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/xxxx-xxx.xxx.xxx/files/uua-approved-reserve- guidelines-20160616.pdf