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Military Caregiver Leave - Eligible employees are entitled up to |
twenty-six (26) |
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“in a single 12-month period to provide
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care to wounded soldiers,
reservists and for family members |
of military personnel who have a “qualifying
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The leave can be paid or unpaid, depending upon |
the accrued leave
available to the employee |
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in addition to other forms of leave
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an employee’s |
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Examples of |
qualifying exigencies are
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Short |
notice deployment
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Military events and related activities |
Childcare and school activities |
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Financial and legal arrangements |
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recuperation
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An employee’s months and hours of active military service will be |
combined with |
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and the 1,250 work hours
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of employment calculation
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Under this qualifying exigency leave provision, the definition of a son or
Daughter |
does not require the child be “incapable of self-care” if eighteen
(18) or older |
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Next of kin is the nearest blood relative other
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than spouse,
parent or child |
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