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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMilitary reimbursement.pdf MILLER MAYER, LLP AITORNGYS Al'LAW It.James Miller Nicolat Ilinrichsen John Moss Hincheliff 202 Gast Slate Street.Suite 700 Kristal Oviam Clem Salemo Flash Ithaca,New York 14850 1leather L.Moore Rosanne Mayer 'telephone:607.273.4200 Aaron O.Lavine I f ilary'r.Frascr Fax:607 272.6694 hune M.JoMuton %Vcb Of Counsel Adam R.Schaye Imj r;millerma)cr.com Stephen Yale-Loehr Carolyn S.Lee George R.Pfmm.Jr. Ilayden R.Brainard,Jr. Randall L.Reed Kimberly N.Rothman July 6, 2011 Thomas L. Boyce, Chief Cayuga Heights Police Department 836 Hanshaw Road Ithaca,NY 14850 Re: Military Leave flay Dear Tom: I am in receipt of your memorandum dated July 5, 2011 concerning authorizing military leave pay for an employee of the Cayuga Heights Police Department. As we discussed previously, New York Military Law § 242 requires that public employees when subject to ordered military duty are entitled to leave from their employment for that duty and that lie or she is entitled to their regular compensation for that military duty not exceeding thirty(30)days in a calendar year. "Ordered military duty" is defined as service performed pursuant to orders issued by the competent state or federal authority. New York Military Law §242(1)(b). With respect to the National (ivard, the orders must come from the governor of the state. You have provided me with the documentation for nine (9) days of pay under New York Military Law § 242. The documentation includes the orders (#1: August 17, 18 and 19,2010; #2: August 26 and 27, 2010; 13: February 28-March 3, 201 I); item 5 of the orders state"By direction of the governor of this state the member will perform the duty as indicated." You have also included the time sheets and the leave time hourly rate of pay records. According to your calculations, the employee is entitled to the following amounts: Order#I: $401.73; Order#2: S267.82; Order#3: S593.04 or a total of$1262.59. I understand that two of the days from Order #3 were taken as"floating holidays." Since these days were taken in a prior fiscal year, they cannot be credited back to the employee,and instead, they must be paid. I agree with your analysis of this issue. Please let me know ill you or any of the Trustees have any questions. Thank you. Thomas L.Boyce,Chief July 6,2011 Page 2 Sincerely, Laurie M. Johnston cc: Thomas L. Boyce, Chief(via Regular Mail and e-mail: thoyce cnt cavur_a-hei,,hts.nv.us) Kate Supron, Mayor Village of Cayuga Heights (via e-mail: ksunron a cavuea-heiehts.nv.us ) h,0016010•milituy leawle ter to hoyce.doc