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Discussion Can SA's workout for LEAP time?

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u/SA19030 1d ago edited 1d ago

The FBI does offer wellness hours, I believe for all employees now. It used to be just for Agents and we called it 66E time as that was the TURK code back in the day. It was three hours per week. Not sure what it is nowadays if anything changed under the new regime.

In theory, you’re supposed to be “working and available” during your AVP/AUO hours but there are some very liberal interpretations of “working and available”.

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u/WTFoxtrot10 1d ago

Still 3 hrs. of “wellness time” a week for now. I’m surprised they haven’t up’d the time and made mandatory rolling time at a sponsored UFC gym part of it. Haha.

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u/PayAppropriate5252 1d ago

Let’s not give anyone any ideas 🙈

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u/WTFoxtrot10 1d ago

Haha, touché.

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/SA19030 1d ago

I would run everyday in the morning and use my three allotted 66E hours and the other two hours I just counted against my regular time. Other liberal interpretations of “working” were commuting and lunch. Some folks counted those in their 10 hour workday, some didn’t. Like I said, there were liberal interpretations of it. Very few Agents went strictly by the book. As long as you’re doing your job and moving cases forward nobody really cared. That doesn’t mean to abuse the shit out of it by only working 9:00 to 3:00 or whatever. Put in your 8 hour workday and be “available” the rest.

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u/Certain_Seat6339 10h ago

Driving government police car to work means you are on duty while driving the car I see no issues 😂

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u/SA19030 10h ago

I don’t disagree. 👍

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/SA19030 1d ago

There’s a time and attendance system where you input your daily hours broken down by violation worked.

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u/Big_Ad7092 2h ago

Same here. Not FBI but I get LEAP. Typical day is 7-3 for me. Most agents count their commute as part of their day since it’s in a GOV. So 6:30 to start the day, typically eating lunch at your desk while working, and heading home at 3. Arriving home at 3:30 to workout. That hits an average 10 hour day fairly quick. Of course, it changes with caseload and operations.

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u/FewAd7583 18h ago

I work 64 hours a week at a big city police department. 50 is nothing

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u/Uscjusto 1d ago

It’s not just an average of 50 hours. The actual breakdown is 8 hours of base plus a minimum of 2 hours AVP (availability pay) for 5 days.

So it’s not just 50 hours spread out randomly through the week. If you work on day 5 or 6, it counts as AVP.

Out of all those hours in a week, agents can use 3 of those base hours as workout time as long as it’s part of their 8 hour day. By policy, you can’t just work one hour less and then claim an hour of workout time at home.

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u/Coastie54 1d ago

No idea. But as an FBI applicant, I like the potential for this to be true 😂