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35.0 Hours Case Study
Good afternoon,

Ms. Luster, I am following up with you regarding my accrued leave balance of 35.0 hours. I was not permitted to take these hour due to staffing during the summer and the enrollment . I will lose this earned time on September 30, 2016 because these hours will not rollover for the next Fiscal year. Please advise regarding this matter.
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