CONVERSION OF THE AWARD LICENSE PERIOD IN PECUNIA AFTER INACTIVITY BY THE FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVER

Abstract

Provisional Measure No. 1,522, of October 14, 1996, provided for the possibility of paid leave, commonly called paid leave. The benefit in focus was initially dealt with in art. 16 of Law No. 1,711, of October 28, 1952, under the name of special license, at the rate of 06 (six) months of leave for every 10 (ten) years of effective exercise. With the advent of the Single Legal Regulation, Law 8,112/90, the civil servant is entitled to a Leave Award for Attendance, with the right to 03 (three) months of leave being computed for every 5 years of uninterrupted work. However, Provisional Measure No. 1,522, later converted into Law No. 9,527/97, ​​of October 11, 1996, extinguished the institute, transforming it into a Training License. However, it remained assuring the acquired right to the premium license for the server who completed the necessary time until October 15, 1996, in accordance with article 7 of Law 9,527/97. However, the hypothesis in which the server did not enjoy the acquired license remained inactive for regulation, and several of these were transferred to inactivity, without enjoying the benefit. From then on, the National Courts began to grant the right to convert the unused premium leave periods into cash.