North Carolina State Employee Leave for Military Duty

North Carolina Office of State Human Resources

120 hours of paid military training leave per federal fiscal year, plus up to 30 days of pay on involuntary active duty

As a North Carolina state employee serving in a reserve component you get up to 120 hours of military leave for training each federal fiscal year. If you are called to involuntary active duty you get up to 30 days of pay, after which differential pay may take over.

Check eligibility

How to apply

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

What you'll need

Your orders for training or active duty.

Eligibility

You are a North Carolina state employee
You are serving in the National Guard or a U.S. Armed Forces Reserve component
You are on orders for training or active duty

Source

Official source

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