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§158.650. Holidays. — Inbound Citations

6 C.F.R. § 158.650

Cited by 4 regulations in release Current.

Citations to 6 C.F.R. § 158.650 as a whole

  • (vii) Other types of compensation, including leave and benefits, authorized under §§ 158.650 through 158.655 and provided in accordance with relevant provisions of other laws.
  • (iii) Other types of compensation, including leave and benefits, authorized under §§ 158.650 through 158.654 and provided in accordance with relevant provisions of other laws.
  • (a) For purposes of administering compensation authorized under §§ 158.650 through 158.654 in accordance with relevant provisions of other laws:
    (1) The Department may convert a DHS-CS employee's salary into an hourly rate, biweekly rate, or other rate, and administer compensation based on consideration of the DHS-CS employee's work schedule under the work scheduling system described in § 158.705;
    (2) A DHS-CS employee's hours of work and related computations are determined under the relevant provisions of law referenced in §§ 158.650 through 158.654 and CTMS policy implementing this section;
    (3) A DHS-CS employee on a part-time schedule described in § 158.705 is treated as if the employee is serving “part-time career employment” defined in 5 CFR 340.101; and
    (4) A DHS-CS employee on a contingent schedule described in § 158.705 is treated as if the employee is serving “intermittent employment” defined in 5 CFR 340.401.
  • (e) The Department uses the work scheduling system described in this section in administering compensation under this part, especially salary administration described in § 158.622 and the compensation described in §§ 158.642, 158.650, 158.651, and 158.652. In alignment with the compensation strategy, described in § 158.601, the work scheduling system:
    (1) Acknowledges the unpredictable nature of cybersecurity work and the expectation described in § 158.601(c) about working unusual hours and extended hours as needed; and
    (2) Reflects an understanding of the cybersecurity talent market, especially current work expectations and arrangements.