Are there time limits for reporting back to work after release from military service in order for military personnel to retain the Veterans reemployment rights?
The employee must notify the agency of the intent to return to work and the required time periods are: • Military service of 1 to 30 days; the employee must return to work at the beginning of the first regularly scheduled workday or eight hours after the end of military service. A reasonable commuting time from a military service post to home must be taken into consideration by the agency; • Military service of 31 to 180 days; the employee must contact the agency no later than 14 days after completion of military service; or, • Military service of 181 or more days; the employee must contact the agency no later that 90 days after completion of military service.
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