Alaska State Employee Leave for Military Duty

Alaska Department of Administration, Division of Personnel and Labor Relations

16.5 days of paid military leave a year, plus five days for active duty called by the governor

If you are a State of Alaska employee serving in a reserve component, you get 16.5 days of paid military leave a year for training, field exercises, or when you are under direct military control on a search and rescue mission. If the governor calls you to active duty, you get five days of leave of absence without loss of pay. You lose no pay, time or efficiency rating for either.

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How to apply

Give your agency’s human resources office a copy of your military orders and request military leave.

What you'll need

Your orders for training, the exercise or the active duty period.

Eligibility

You are a State of Alaska employee
You are serving in the National Guard or the U.S. Armed Forces Reserves
You have orders for training, a field exercise, search and rescue duty under direct military control, or active duty called by the governor

Source

Official source

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