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Privateer 06-04-2015 11:45 AM

Military Leave
 
To the current reservists and guardsmen,

Do you guys get any pushback from the company for submitting military leave in order to maintain your currency and/or proficiency?

I am starting class on 09JUN and plan on turning in military leave after sim training to get current again and was just wondering what the process is and if there’s any difficulty in doing it. Thanks.

NFLUALNFL 06-04-2015 11:56 AM


Originally Posted by Privateer (Post 1895618)
To the current reservists and guardsmen,

Do you guys get any pushback from the company for submitting military leave in order to maintain your currency and/or proficiency?

I am starting class on 09JUN and plan on turning in military leave after sim training to get current again and was just wondering what the process is and if there’s any difficulty in doing it. Thanks.

They can't legally; although they may try to give you some grief. You are protected by USERRA laws and need only mention that if needed.
You might want to think about completing your OE before going back to the military for any significant period of time. There are a few time limits (as well as your own comfort and proficiency) that you don't want to trifle with while on probation. Just an opinion, welcome aboard.

There's now a form on CCS, couldn't be easier.

Grumble 06-04-2015 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Privateer (Post 1895618)
To the current reservists and guardsmen,

Do you guys get any pushback from the company for submitting military leave in order to maintain your currency and/or proficiency?

I am starting class on 09JUN and plan on turning in military leave after sim training to get current again and was just wondering what the process is and if there’s any difficulty in doing it. Thanks.

You'll have IOE after sim training, I don't advise dropping mil leave in the middle of it. You then need to complete 100 hours within I believe 90 days to get consolidated. You don't want to miss that wicket.

You'll then be on probation until you've completed 165 work days, and 12 bid periods. Extended mil leave will push that back. Not a big deal there, just be aware.

jdt30 06-04-2015 01:00 PM

I'm with everyone else. Finish IOE then go back and get current.

F15andMD11 06-04-2015 04:26 PM


Originally Posted by Privateer (Post 1895618)
...Do you guys get any pushback from the company for submitting military leave...

Not at all. CCS couldn't make it any easier. I too recommend getting consolidated first. But you can still drop trips during the process, I did but it took me an extra month to get consolidated. I'm about to drop extended orders. I'll be on probation for years...:cool:


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