Correct Date for Use of Restored Leave

From: "Cynthia S Wylie,  Reston, VA" <cwylie>
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Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 08:08:51 -0400
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Subject: Correct Date for Use of Restored Leave
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Last year, many employees had annual leave restored to them that was not 
taken because of the furlough.  The information given to employees at 
that time stated that the restored leave must be used by January 3, 
1998, or it would be forfeited forever.  However, that date is not 
correct.  The correct date for use of leave restored because of the 
furlough is January  2, 1999 .  If you still have a restored leave 
balance from the furlough, you have until that date to use the leave.  
Be sure to notify your timekeeper when you are using restored leave so 
the absence can be properly coded on the Time and Attendance Report.  If 
you retire or resign before you use the leave in your restored leave 
account, you can be paid for that leave along with other unused annual 
leave.