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When your orders transfer you from one unit to another, you are given a 'reporting-in' date. If you request it and have sufficient leave time coming to you, you may be granted leave to go wherever you wish. Usually your travel orders wil reflect where it is (what address/location) that you will be going to while on leave. As long as you obey your 'reporting-in' date, from the time you leave your old unit until your reporting-in date you are considered to be on "leave enroute" to your new assignment.
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FranLeaves enroute refer to the time off that employees have requested but have not yet taken. These leaves are pending approval and will be taken by the employee at a later date. It helps in better managing the workforce by allowing employees to plan their time off while ensuring the smooth operation of the business.
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