Effect On Other Benefits and Payments Sample Clauses

Effect On Other Benefits and Payments. The County agrees that no reduction in salary provided for herein shall reduce the amount of the pension payable upon retirement of any unit member. It is further agreed that the provisions governing payment for unused com- pensatory time upon retirement or separation shall apply to the compensatory time granted pursuant to this Article and that the reduction in salary agreed upon in this Article shall not reduce any other payments or benefits, including but not limited to service increments, awards, salary upon promotion or demotion, or any other pay amounts based on the employee’s base salary which would have been due the officer by law or under an applicable Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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Effect On Other Benefits and Payments. The County agrees that no reduction in salary provided for herein shall reduce the amount of the pension payable upon retirement of any unit member. It is further agreed that the provisions governing payment for unused com- pensatory time upon retirement or separation shall apply to the compensatory time granted pursuant to this Article and that the reduction in salary agreed upon in this Article shall not

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