CHAPTER VIII LEAVE
1203 (1) (a) (Cont'd)
would create staffing problems which cannot be solved by advancement/deferment of leave under CSRS 1224 or 1254, the public interest is considered to be served by the direction of one or more officers on annual leave in the current year. (Due account should be taken of extension of agreement implications if these exist.) It follows from this that directions are usually effected in the second year of a tour; and
(b)
where consideration in the context of a leave roster is inappropriate (e.g. when the officer is the head of a
small or specialist section), recommendations for direction on annual leave are considered in the context of that section's workload or any special or on-going or forthcoming exercises for which that section is responsible. It would be unusual for an officer to be directed to take annual leave in the first year of a tour, as the purpose of the direction would probably be to avoid a clash between forthcoming exercise and a long leave. Curtailment of leave under CSRS 1225 or 1255 should be examined as an alternative to annual leave.
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(2) An
officer directed to take annual leave will be granted annual leave in accordance with the rates in CSR 1230. An officer on MPS 33 and
and below or equivalent directed to take annual leave will follow the leave rates for officers on MPS 34-44 or
The annual leave granted will be calculated on the basis of a 12-month eligibility period (see CSR 1230 (1)). The officer's normal tour will be adjusted as under CSR 1200(3).
equivalent.
Extension of tour
1204 An overseas officer who takes the following types of leave during will have his tour extended by the period (s) of leave
his
tour
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taken
(a) study leave;
(b)
unpaid leave; and
(c) vacation leave/overseas addition (but except when combined with annual leave under CSR 1232 (1) (e)).
However, cases involving officers on extensions of service or on re-employment under CSRS 270, 275 or 277 should be referred to the Secretary for the Civil Service for consideration.
Amendment No. 31/93
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