Originally Posted by
tbat15
Thank you for the replies.
The Career Intermission Program incurs a 2 month obligation for every month of sabbatical taken. If you took the full 3 years that would obligate you to 6 years of active service which should count as a commitment in the eyes of USERRA.
As far as being shady,I know plenty of reservists who mobilized for 5+ years away from their airline gig or dropped mil leave to escape crappy pay during the first few years of airline flying. I'm not trying to escape any obligations but would be using all available tools to further a career. Which to me is smart not shady.
Dude, your plan is shady AF and if you don't see that, you have a skewed outlook.
You will literally be screwing reserves and fellow career intermission people. This isn't the early 2000s. That was a different time and those guys followed the rules.
Try telling the interviewers your plan and see how that goes.