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[RUNNINHORN]

thanks for the one thread, but the other 2 arent working?!?!

 

[RUNNINHORN]

if i go into the air guard or af reserves, and my current employer says I have to work on Saturdays, can the govt or state make them change my schedule?

 

[bssthound]

By law your employer must allow you time off for Guard/Reserves. He doesn't have to pay you, of course.

For drill weekends a letter from your scheduler, commander, or supervisor should suffice. For any active duty days you're doing a copy of the orders is usually required.

 

[Slye]

By law your employer must allow you time off for Guard/Reserves. He doesn't have to pay you, of course.

For drill weekends a letter from your scheduler, commander, or supervisor should suffice. For any active duty days you're doing a copy of the orders is usually required.

What if you currently have a civilian job and then join the guard? Would your employer have to give you time off for AMS and things like that or does that only apply if the civilian company hires you after you're already in the guard? Thanks!

 

[bssthound]

What if you currently have a civilian job and then join the guard? Would your employer have to give you time off for AMS and things like that?

Yes, the employer would.

 

[80drvr]

if i go into the air guard or af reserves, and my current employer says I have to work on Saturdays, can the govt or state make them change my schedule?

Check out www.esgr.org to find out exactly what protections you're entitled to as a reservist. I wouldn't make any career decisions based on internet gouge. ; )

 

[RUNNINHORN]

So how exactly do I go about getting on with the Air Force Reserves or Air Guard here in the Dallas/Ft Worth area? Application process? Interview? Website? Any info would be appreciated........thanks