H 3048 Session 110 (1993-1994)
H 3048 Joint Resolution, By Alexander
A Joint Resolution to provide that a state employee unable to use annual leave
due to a personnel shortage resulting from a reduction in force after January
1, 1993, may carry over up to ten additional days of leave in this and the
following year which may be used or counted in the lump sum payment for leave
but must not be used to reach retirement; and to provide that a state agency
taking a reduction in force must take at least a proportionately equivalent
reduction in state offices as in outlying offices.
01/12/93 House Introduced and read first time HJ-30
01/12/93 House Referred to Committee on Ways and Means HJ-30
A JOINT RESOLUTION
TO PROVIDE THAT A STATE EMPLOYEE UNABLE TO USE
ANNUAL LEAVE DUE TO A PERSONNEL SHORTAGE
RESULTING FROM A REDUCTION IN FORCE AFTER
JANUARY 1, 1993, MAY CARRY OVER UP TO TEN
ADDITIONAL DAYS OF LEAVE IN THIS AND THE
FOLLOWING YEAR WHICH MAY BE USED OR COUNTED IN
THE LUMP SUM PAYMENT FOR LEAVE BUT MUST NOT BE
USED TO REACH RETIREMENT; AND TO PROVIDE THAT A
STATE AGENCY TAKING A REDUCTION IN FORCE MUST
TAKE AT LEAST A PROPORTIONATELY EQUIVALENT
REDUCTION IN STATE OFFICES AS IN OUTLYING OFFICES.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina:
SECTION 1. Notwithstanding Sections 8-11-610 and 8-11-620 of
the 1976 Code, a state employee who is not permitted to take annual
leave because of a personnel shortage resulting from a reduction in
force after January 1, 1993, may carry over up to fifty-five days of
annual leave for 1993 and up to sixty-five days for 1994. The
additional twenty days of annual leave allowed to be carried over may
be used or counted in the employee's lump sum payment for unused
leave but may not be used at the end of the employee's state service
to reach thirty years of employment.
SECTION 2. If a state agency takes a reduction in force after
January, 1993, in any of its county, regional, or otherwise
decentralized offices, it must take a reduction in force in its state or
centralized office that is proportionately the same as, if not greater
than, the aggregate reduction taken in its decentralized offices.
SECTION 3. This joint resolution takes effect upon approval by
the Governor.
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