This bill proposes updates to current statutes regarding military leave for members of the national guard and armed forces reserves. Specifically, it removes outdated language related to "camps, maneuvers, formations or armory drills" and replaces it with the broader term "training" in several sections. This change reflects a more modern understanding of military obligations and ensures that employees can take leave for various types of military training without losing their vacation rights or efficiency ratings.

Additionally, the bill clarifies that officers and employees are entitled to leave of absence for "competent military orders" rather than just "field training." This adjustment broadens the scope of eligible leave and aligns it with current military practices. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the protections and rights of military personnel in the workforce by updating the language and provisions in the existing statutes.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 26-168, 38-610