Common use of Transfers To and From Another Agency Clause in Contracts

Transfers To and From Another Agency. (1) When compensable, non-workdays such as a holiday, sick leave, or vacation leave which come between the separation date in the losing Agency unit and the subsequent hire date in the gaining Agency, the gaining Agency is liable for all of the compensable non-workdays. (2) The beginning date of employment in the gaining Agency must be the first compensable non-workday following separation from the losing Agency.

Transfers To and From Another Agency. (1a) When compensable, non-workdays such as a holiday, sick leave or vacation leave, or vacation leave which come between the separation date in the losing Agency unit and the subsequent hire date in the gaining Agency, the gaining Agency is liable for all of the compensable compensable, non-workdays. (2b) The beginning date of employment in the gaining Agency must be the first compensable non-workday following separation from the losing Agency.

Transfers To and From Another Agency. (1) When compensable, non-workdays such as a holiday, sick leave, or vacation leave which come between the separation date in the losing Agency unit and the subsequent hire date in the gaining Agency, the gaining Agency is liable for all of the compensable non-workdays. (2) The beginning date of employment in the gaining Agency must be the first compensable non-non- workday following separation from the losing Agency.

Transfers To and From Another Agency. (1) When compensable, non-workdays such as a holiday, sick leave, or vacation leave which come between the separation date in the losing Agency unit and the subsequent hire date in the gaining Agency, the gaining Agency is liable for all of the compensable non-workdays. (2) The beginning date of employment in the gaining Agency must be the first compensable non-workday following separation from the losing Agency.