S. 5348, also known as the "Uniformed Services Leave Parity Act," aims to amend the Public Health Service Act by granting commissioned officers of the Public Health Service similar leave rights as those given to Army officers under Title 10 of the U.S. Code. Specifically, the...
The bill wants to give health officers in the Public Health Service the same time off as Army officers, allowing them to take 120 days off instead of just 60.
S. 4479, known as the “COMMAND Act of 2024,” requires that all newly commissioned officers of the U.S. Armed Forces receive training on the U.S. Constitution before starting their first operational assignment. The training will cover the importance of the Constitution in their service...
S. 4479, the COMMAND Act of 2024, is a rule that says all new leaders in the U.S. military need to learn about the U.S. Constitution before they start working. This helps them understand important rules and their duty to be loyal to the Constitution.
H. R. 8711 proposes to amend the Public Health Service Act to provide commissioned officers of the Public Health Service, and their beneficiaries, with certain leave rights that are currently available to commissioned officers of the Army under title 10 of the United States...
This bill wants to make sure that doctors and medical officers who work for the Public Health Service get the same special time off benefits as soldiers do. It also wants to change some old rules that might get in the way of these benefits.
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