Utah Admin. Code R477-7-11 - Disaster Relief Volunteer Leave
(1) An agency head or
designee may grant an employee leave from work with pay for an aggregate of 15
working days in any 12-month period to participate in disaster relief services for a
nongovernmental disaster relief organization. An employee is not eligible for
disaster relief volunteer leave unless they are certified as a disaster relief
volunteer and file a written request with the employing agency. The request shall
include:
(a) a copy of a written request for the
employee's services from an official of the disaster relief organization;
(b) the anticipated duration of the
absence;
(c) the type of service the
employee is to provide; and
(d) the
nature and location of the disaster where the employee's services will be
provided.
(2) Management may
not dismiss an employee who is absent from or late to work if the absence or
tardiness was a result of the employee acting as an emergency services volunteer as
defined in Section
34-55-102.
(a) Management may request a written statement to
verify the employee's status as an emergency services volunteer.
(b) An emergency services volunteer is not
entitled to paid leave except as provided in Subsection (1), but may use their own
accrued leave or leave without pay.
Notes
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