Longevity Award – Non-Elective Employer Sample Clauses

Longevity Award – Non-Elective Employer. 403(b) Contribution - Any teacher with at least fifteen (15) years of service in the District who was paid on Step 14 or higher the previous year and who is retiring from the District may elect a longevity salary increase, as a deposit to their 403(b) account, a non-elective employer contribution in an amount equal to $3,500., or, for twenty (20) years of service, $5,000. An additional $1,000 would be contributed as part of the longevity award for the twenty years of service category if the teacher had also accumulated two hundred (200) sick days and maintained them throughout the final year. In order to be entitled to this longevity award the teacher must submit, prior to September 1 of the last school year of employment, a letter of intent to retire on or before the 30th of June of said school year. The Longevity Award shall be contributed in accordance with the conditions stipulated in Paragraph 3e.
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