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INVESTIGATIVE ASSISTANT IN BUREAU OF FAMILY SUPPORT a. Employees in the class of Investigative Assistant in the Bureau of Family Support on March 1, 1991, and who remain continually employed in that class and office, if promoted into the class of Supervising Family Support Specialist or a higher class in the Family Support class series, will personally retain Safety Retirement and the ability to receive educational incentive pay of 5% for possession of an A.A. degree (or equivalent – sixty [60] semester hours) and 5% for possession of a B.A. or a B.S. degree. These differentials shall not be compounded. (Employees in the class of Investigative Assistant in the Bureau of Family Support on March 1, 1991, are listed below: Position Control # Name 035 Xxxx Xxxxx (Schrieve) 043 Xxxx Xxxxxxx
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