(a) Laborers, skilled and unskilled, whose rate of compensation is less than two thousand pesos per annum. (b) Temporary and emergency employees. (c) Persons whose compensations are authorized at other than a yearly rate, except officers detailed from the military, naval, or civil service of the United States. (d) Persons enlisted for a term of years. (e) Dete ctives, except where appointment is by transfer from a leave-earning position, and secret agents. (f) Messengers and watchmen. (g) Postmasters who are required to perform the duties of telegraph operators, except postmasters appointed subject to the examination requirements of the Civil Service Law, postmasters at Army posts whose compensation does not exceed one thousand two hundred pesos per annum each, and operators and linemen in the Bureau of Posts. (h) Persons who receive compensation for official duties not requiring all their time, and persons whose salary is wholly or partly paid by municipalities. (i) Persons guilty of conduct requiring separation from the service. (j) Persons brought to the Islands on special contract. (k) Any person or class of persons whose right to leave is governed by special provisions. [1698-23  (f) .] [1698-23  (h) .] S ECTION  358 . Accumulation of Accrued Leave . — If accrued leave is not taken, in whole or in part, as earned, the same shall accumulate for five years, after which the person entitled to leave may obtain accrued leave for five years' service, the balance of  the leave for past service being forfeited. [1698-23  (b) .] 118 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011