Nevada § 284.358 - Civil leave with reduced pay when performing active military service in time of war or emergency

§ 284.358. Civil leave with reduced pay when performing active military service in time of war or emergency

1. An officer or employee in the public service who performs active military service

in the Armed Forces of the United States or any other category of persons designated

by the President of the United States or the Governor of this State, including, without

limitation, the Commissioned Corps of the United States Public Health Service, in

time of war or emergency is entitled to civil leave with reduced pay for the period

of such service. 2. The pay that an officer or employee is entitled to receive pursuant to this section

is the difference between the pay that the officer or employee would have otherwise

received as an officer or employee and the officer's or employee's pay for active

military service. If the officer's or employee's pay for active military service is greater than the

pay that the officer or employee would have otherwise received as an officer or employee,

the officer or employee is not entitled to receive any additional pay pursuant to

this section while the officer or employee performs active military service. 3. As used in this section, “pay for active military service” means the base pay that

a person receives for active military service as determined by the rank or grade of

the person. The term does not include any other type of pay that a person may be entitled to

receive for active military service, including, without limitation, imminent danger

pay or family separation allowance.