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§ 550.1004 Employee responsibilities
Regulation
5 CFR 550.1004
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5 CFR 550.1004(a)(a) An employee is required to provide his or her supervisor with a request for religious compensatory time off in advance of the religious observance by following the agency's procedures established in accordance with §§ 550.1005 and 550.1006.
5 CFR 550.1004(b)(b) At the time the religious compensatory time off is requested, the employee must provide the agency with the following information:
5 CFR 550.1004(b)(1)(1) The name and/or description of the religious observance that is the basis of the employee's request to be absent from work in order to meet the employee's personal religious requirements;
5 CFR 550.1004(b)(2)(2) The date(s) and time(s) the employee plans to be absent to participate in the religious observances identified in paragraph (b)(1) of this section; and
5 CFR 550.1004(b)(3)(3) The date(s) and time(s) the employee plans to perform overtime work to earn religious compensatory time off to make up for the absence.
5 CFR 550.1004(c)(c) An employee must comply with the agency's procedures for requesting religious compensatory time off, including any time limitations prescribed under § 550.1006.
5 CFR 550.1004(d)(d) In the event that an adjustment to the dates and times of planned overtime work is required due to unforeseen circumstances, the employee must submit for approval a revised schedule to reflect those changes.
About
- Type
- Regulation section
- Citation
- 5 CFR 550.1004
- Last amended
- 2019-05-29
Amendment history
- 2019-05-29Employee responsibilities
Cited by
- Compensatory Time Off for Religious Observances Final RegulationsMemo · 2019-04-29
- Compensatory Time Off for Religious Observances and Other Miscellaneous ChangesFederal Register · 2019-04-29
- Compensatory Time Off for Religious Observances and Other Miscellaneous ChangesFederal Register · 2013-08-30
- Restoration to Duty From Uniformed Service or Compensable Injury; Payrates and Systems (General); Pay Under the General Schedule; Pay Administration (General); Pay Administration Under the Fair Labor Standards Act; Recruitment and Relocation Bonuses; Retention Allowances; Supervisory Differentials; Hours of Duty; and Absence and LeaveFederal Register · 2005-01-05