Serving San Antonio, Beeville, Boerne, Center Point, Converse, Del Rio, Helotes, Kenedy,
New Braunfels, Pleasanton, Schertz, Seguin and Universal City
| Leave Year Begins PP-02 Jan. 7, 2006 - Ends PP-01 Jan. 5, 2007 |
Annual leave is provided to employees for paid time off from regularly
scheduled work hours. The charts below shows how much annual leave is accrued for
full-time and part-time employees. Annual leave for full-time employees is credited at the
beginning of the leave year, while annual leave for part-time employees is accrued in
units of 20, 13, or 10 hours worked. Military service time (in most cases) counts towards
USPS service time for determining annual leave per year. (For example: If you served four
years in the U.S. military prior to your employment with the USPS your initial annual
leave amount would be in the 3-15 year category). |
Full-Time Employees
| Service Time |
Leave Per Year |
| Less than 3 years |
104 hours (13 days) |
| 3-15 years |
160 hours (20 days) |
| 15 years or more |
208 hours (26 days) |
Part-Time Employees
| Service Time |
Leave Per Year |
Rate
of Accrual |
| Less than 3 years |
104 hours, or 13 days per 26-period leave
year or 4 hours for each bi-weekly pay period. |
1 hour for each unit of 20 hours pay in
status. |
| 3-15 years |
160 hours, or 20 days per 26-period leave
year or 6 hours for each full bi-weekly pay period, plus 4 hours in last pay period in
leave year. |
1 hour for each unit of 13 hours in pay
status. |
| 15 years or more |
208 hours, or 26 days per 26-period leave
year or 8 hours for each full biweekly pay period. |
1 hour for each unit of 10 hours in pay
status. |
Maximum Leave Carryover Amounts
- Bargaining Unit Employees: 440 hours (55
days)
- Postal Career Executive Service (PCES) Employees:
Greater of 560 hours or 16 days (128 hours)
- EAS Employees: 560 hours (70 days)
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For more information about annual leave please consult the Employee and Labor Relations
Manual (ELM 17.9) at USPS.com. Click
here!
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