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REN LEAVE (Who has the right to stop it?)

Discussion in 'Army Pay, Claims & JPA' started by 1shot1kill, May 3, 2007.

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  1. 1shot1kill

    1shot1kill Old-Salt

    I have heard duty rumours in the past reference REN Leave and the fact that it can not be withheld other that in operational circumstances, yet i can't find anything to back this up.
    Does anybody know if there is a difference between normal & REN leave when it comes to a anally retentive boss trying to stop your leave.
    all comments welcome.
     
    1shot1kill, May 3, 2007
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  3. Fugly

    Fugly LE DirtyBAT

    The only difference is when it can be retracted.. RENLEAVE is subject to the same acceptance criteria as normal leave: i.e. if your boss says no, then tough.

    Once in and approved though, it can only be retracted for operational reasons (Telic, Herrick deployment). If your boss has simply had a change of mind because the work is piling up, he cannot retract RENLEAVE for this.
     
    Fugly, May 3, 2007
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