service in the uniformed services
- service in the uniformed services
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USA
• Active duty.
• Active duty for training.
• Initial active duty for training.
• Inactive duty training.
• Full-time National Guard duty.
• Submitting to an examination to determine an individual's fitness for any of these services.
• Funeral honors duty performed by National Guard or certain Reserve members.
• Duty performed by intermittent disaster response personnel for the Public Health Service and approved training to prepare for this service.
(38 U.S.C. § 4303(13) (2010).)
It also includes service as an intermittent disaster response appointee of the National Disaster Medical System when participants are either:
• Activated under federal authority.
• Attending authorized training in support of their federal mission.
(20 C.F.R. § 1002.5(l) & (o) (2006).)
Full-time, part-time and probationary employees absent from work because of service in the uniformed services generally are covered by USERRA's military leave and reemployment provisions.
Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and international legal terms.
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