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TO: All IBC Employees
FROM: Devin Cummings, Chief, Human Resources Operations Division
SUBJECT: Emergency Leave Transfer Program – Kentucky Severe Storms, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides
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In accordance with OPM’s memorandum approving emergency leave transfers for federal employees adversely affected by the destruction caused by the 2022 Kentucky Severe Storms, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides, DOI has authorized the establishment of an Emergency Leave Transfer Program (ELTP). |
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About the Emergency Leave Transfer Program (ELTP)
- The ELTP allows employees to donate unused annual leave to the program for use by employees who have been adversely affected by a disaster or emergency.
- An employee is considered to be adversely affected if the disaster or emergency has caused severe hardship to such a degree that the employee’s absence from work is required.
- In addition, an employee may use donated leave under the ELTP to assist a family member who has been adversely affected by a disaster or emergency, provided such family member has no reasonable access to other forms of assistance.
How to Participate in the Emergency Leave Transfer Program (ELTP)
- Employees who believe they have been adversely affected and would like to become emergency leave recipients must coordinate with their supervisor and the servicing HR Benefits Specialist before applying to become an emergency leave recipient. The application must be submitted using OPM Form 1637.
- Employees who wish to donate annual leave to the ELTP must use OPM Form 1638.
The deadline to submit these forms (ELTP recipients and donors) to your servicing HR (Benefits) Specialist is September 9, 2022.
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