New Attendance and Leave information posted on the Internet by the New York State Department of Civil Service
On April 7, 2025, the New York State Department of Civil Service [DCS] posted the following Attendance and Leave items on the Internet:
- Advisory Memorandum 2025-01, Special Holiday Waiver Memoranda of Understanding for Security Supervisors Unit (SSpU), Security Services Unit (SSU), and Agency Police Services Unit (APSU)
- Advisory Memorandum 2025-02, Memoranda of Understanding on Extension of Special Military Benefits and Post-Discharge Benefits through December 31, 2025
- Policy Bulletin 2025-01, Rights of Employees to Express Breast Milk in the Workplace
The text of Advisory Memorandum 2025-01 is posted at:
Advisory Memorandum 2025-01
If you wish to print Advisory Memorandum 2025-01 DCS offers a version in PDF format at Advisory Memorandum 2025-01 PDF
The text of Advisory Memorandum 2025-02 is posted at:
Advisory Memorandum 2025-02
If you wish to print Advisory Memorandum 2025-02 DCS offers a version in PDF format at Advisory Memorandum 2025-02 PDF
The text of Policy Bulletin 2025-01 is posted at:
Policy Bulletin 2025-01
If you wish to print Policy Bulletin 2025-01 DCS offers a version in PDF format at Policy Bulletin 2025-01 PDF
To view previous Attendance and Leave bulletins issued by DCS click on the following URL: https://www.cs.ny.gov/attendance_leave/index.cfm
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