5 CFR §352.705
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- (a)Conditions. Reemployment rights may be exercised only under the following conditions. The individual must apply in writing to the former employing agency for reemployment not later than 30 calendar days after:
- (1)Receipt of notice of involuntary separation from tribal employment. For this purpose, involuntary separation means any separation against the will and without consent of the individual.
- (2)Reversion of the function to Federal operation, whether reversion is through tribal or Federal action; or
- (3)Separation with the joint consent of the tribal organization and the Federal agency for reasons of personal hardship or other special circumstances.
- (b)Termination. A former employee's entitlement to reemployment terminates for:
- (1)Failure to apply for reemployment within the time limit stated in paragraph (a) of this section;
- (2)Resignation from tribal service without the joint consent, described in paragraph (a)(3) of this section, of the tribal organization and the Federal employer; or
- (3)Failure to accept, within 10 calendar days of receipt thereof, an offer of reemployment made under § 352.706 which is determined by the employing agency or by the Merit Systems Protection Board on appeal to be a proper offer of reemployment.