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§ 630.1103 Establishment of an emergency leave transfer program
Regulation
5 CFR 630.1103
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5 CFR 630.1103(a)(a) When directed by the President, OPM will establish an emergency leave transfer program that permits an employee to donate his or her accrued annual leave to employees of the same or other agencies who are adversely affected by a disaster or emergency as defined in § 630.1102. In certain situations, OPM may delegate to an agency the authority to establish an emergency leave transfer program.
5 CFR 630.1103(b)(b) OPM will notify agencies of the establishment of an emergency leave transfer program for a specific disaster or emergency, as declared by the President. Once notified, each agency affected by the disaster or emergency is authorized to do the following:
5 CFR 630.1103(b)(1)(1) Determine whether, and how much, donated annual leave is needed by affected employees;
5 CFR 630.1103(b)(2)(2) Approve emergency leave donors and/or emergency leave recipients within the agency, as appropriate;
5 CFR 630.1103(b)(3)(3) Facilitate the distribution of donated annual leave from approved emergency leave donors to approved emergency leave recipients within the agency; and
5 CFR 630.1103(b)(4)(4) Determine the period of time for which donated annual leave may be accepted for distribution to approved emergency leave recipients.
About
- Type
- Regulation section
- Citation
- 5 CFR 630.1103
- Last amended
- 2016-12-27
Amendment history
- 2016-12-27Establishment of an emergency leave transfer program
Cited by
- Emergency Leave Transfer ProgramFederal Register · 2008-11-04
- Emergency Leave Transfer ProgramFederal Register · 2007-10-15
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