District Of Columbia § 1-612.38 - Voluntary Transfer of Leave Program Report.
Full text of District Of Columbia D.C. Code § 1-612.38 — Voluntary Transfer of Leave Program Report., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 1-612.38. Voluntary Transfer of Leave Program Report.
1-612.38On or before February 1 of each year, the Office of Personnel shall provide a Voluntary Transfer of Leave Program Report to the Council. The report shall include:
A comprehensive list of all voluntary leave bank contributors;
A comprehensive list of all transfer of leave recipients;
Documentation demonstrating that proper deductions have been taken from the contributor’s leave accrual;
Documentation demonstrating the actual transfer of leave to the recipient; and
If the head of an agency excludes an employee or group of employees from the program under because an organization or program within the agency would be substantially disrupted in carrying out its functions or would incur additional costs:
The manner in which the organization or program within the agency would be substantially disrupted in carrying out its functions; or
The amount of additional costs which will be incurred and the reasons that they will be incurred.
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