Note that you had contact with OR about the situation, right?
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Final Select Purgatory
- Thread starter bvlinas
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Sally Superstar
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Spoke with my processor's office this morning. My OR transferred thousands of miles away and didn't care to tell me.
Sweet.
Sweet.
Did they take away your Pro-Y because of said move? If not, I think you'll be ok...
Whoops, I didn't mention that. Yes, I did have communication with my OR and even asked him about it. He said ideally they want you to swear within 14 days, but its not a big deal if it's after. I think if you can't swear in over a month later, it might be an issue.
the good book states 15 days suggested with a NLT 30 I think...I'm no recruiter though, but I did stay at a holiday inn
Last night? No way, me too... and then I found $5.
@utswimmer37 Which book is this? I may need to check said book and email my recruiter to make sure everything is in correct order.
@utswimmer37 Which book is this? I may need to check said book and email my recruiter to make sure everything is in correct order.
its the recruiting command instructions. It's in chapter 8 I think...Fronch posted it way back when
just remember our convo means jack at the end of the day if someone else above us thinks differently...at least you know what questions to ask (just never assume you have the answers)
I'm just trying to dot all my I's and cross all my T's before I presume to contact my OR with a (tactfully worded), "Hey, are you sure I can wait 40+ days to swear-in?" based on something I read on the inter-web.
I'm not trying to argue for the heck of it - if that's how it's coming across.
There's also the "officer recruiter is in" forum where rufio or navyoffrec may lend you an ear
brogdawg32
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Just some questions regarding my benefits that my employer has to provide for my long term military leave. My HR guy didn't sound very confident in what he was talking about. People stuck in purgatory and maybe @NavyOffRec or @RUFiO181, can you clarify a few things?:
I'm active duty the day of my report date correct? So for me, 21stsept2014? Or is the day of commissioning?
In regards to gap pay/salary benefits, it reads that I need 12 consecutive state pay periods. My work pays bimonthly. Would this mean I reached it at 6 months? My HR guy said he thought I needed to be at my job for a year (12 periods) for gap pay.
I'm in California. Thanks everyone!
http://www.calhr.ca.gov/employees/Pages/military-leave-types.aspx#long-term
I'm active duty the day of my report date correct? So for me, 21stsept2014? Or is the day of commissioning?
In regards to gap pay/salary benefits, it reads that I need 12 consecutive state pay periods. My work pays bimonthly. Would this mean I reached it at 6 months? My HR guy said he thought I needed to be at my job for a year (12 periods) for gap pay.
I'm in California. Thanks everyone!
http://www.calhr.ca.gov/employees/Pages/military-leave-types.aspx#long-term
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FormerRecruitingGuru
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Your active duty date is the day upon reporting to OCS. As for pay, correct in the Navy you are paid bi-monthly at the first or fifteenth of every month.