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What is an Interlocation Assignment (ILA)?
What is an Interlocation Assignment (ILA)?
An ILA is an arrangement under which a Berkeley Lab employee is assigned to an eligible institution to perform work, at a specified percentage of effort (may range from 1% - 100%), duration, & cost.
While on the ILA assignment, the employee continues to receive 100% of his/her paycheck and benefits through Berkeley Lab. This ensures continuity of the employee’s pay, UC employment history/service credit and benefits.
The Lab administers three different programs under the ILA: Multi-location Assignments (MLA), Intergovernmental Personnel Assignment (IPA) and seldom, Inter-jurisdictional Employee Exchange (IJE).
ILA Programs
Multi-Location Assignments
Multi-Location Appointment or MLA is used throughout the UC system to facilitate the ability of employees at one institution to perform work at another institution, other than the Berkeley Lab.
Things to Consider in an MLA...
Duration/ Length of Appointment:
May be short or long-term.
Eligibility Criteria:
Non-faculty employee classification.
Host Reimbursement:
Salary (direct effort) and payroll burden only
Intergovernmental Personnel Assignment
Define by the following criteria:
Host Institution must be a U.S. federal government agency
Length of Appointment – Up to 2 years, but may be extended for an additional 2 years
Eligibility Criteria – Employed at least 90 days in a Career employee classification
Host Reimbursement – Salary (direct effort), payroll burden, & travel per diem or relocation as negotiated with agency
IJE
IJE
Inter-jurisdictional Employee Exchange
The occurrence of IJE's are rare. If you have any questions, please email ILA@lbl.gov.
ILA Resources
ILA Policy
at Berkeley Lab
Interlocation Appointments (ILAs) – Financial Management - RPM-2 RPM-2.pdfILA Overview
at Berkeley Lab
HR ILA Office Overview.pptxILA FAQ's
at Berkeley Lab
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