Which item is NOT typically shown on the Leave and Earnings Statement?

• A. Earnings (pay and allowances)
• B. Deductions (taxes, insurance, allotments)
• C. Net Pay
• D. Training progress

Answer: (D)

The Leave and Earnings Statement is a payday document that details what you earn and what is taken out before you receive your pay. It typically lists earnings (your pay and any allowances) and deductions (taxes, insurance, allotments), along with the resulting net pay. This keeps everything about compensation in one place. Training progress, on the other hand, tracks your skill development, courses completed, and readiness status, and sits in separate training records or personnel files rather than in a payroll statement. So training progress is not something that appears on the Leave and Earnings Statement.