Md. Code, State Personnel and Pensions § 9-1104
This is the official text of Md. Code, State Personnel and Pensions § 9-1104, part of Maryland’s Code, State Personnel and Pensions — governs state employees and public pensions.
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§9–1104.
Official statutory text
(a) In this section, “uniformed services” has the meaning stated in 38 U.S.C. § 4303 and 20 C.F.R. § 1002.5(o).
(b) The Secretary may provide by regulation for leave with pay:
(1) for jury service;
(2) to attend employee organization events approved for this purpose by the Secretary;
(3) up to 30 days for uniformed services training or active uniformed services duty in a reserve component or in the organized militia;
(4) unless the employee is a party to the action or a paid witness, to appear in compliance with a subpoena:
(i) in court;
(ii) before a grand jury;
(iii) before an administrative unit; or
(iv) for a deposition;
(5) for administrative leave for the purpose of immediately removing an employee from the work site, if the employee:
(i) poses a threat to self, another individual, or State property; or
(ii) is incapable of properly performing the employee’s duties because of extraordinary circumstances; and
(6) any other paid leave the Secretary deems necessary.
(b) The Secretary may provide by regulation for leave with pay:
(1) for jury service;
(2) to attend employee organization events approved for this purpose by the Secretary;
(3) up to 30 days for uniformed services training or active uniformed services duty in a reserve component or in the organized militia;
(4) unless the employee is a party to the action or a paid witness, to appear in compliance with a subpoena:
(i) in court;
(ii) before a grand jury;
(iii) before an administrative unit; or
(iv) for a deposition;
(5) for administrative leave for the purpose of immediately removing an employee from the work site, if the employee:
(i) poses a threat to self, another individual, or State property; or
(ii) is incapable of properly performing the employee’s duties because of extraordinary circumstances; and
(6) any other paid leave the Secretary deems necessary.
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