Retirement Badges Sample Clauses
The Retirement Badges clause establishes a system for recognizing employees who retire from an organization, typically by awarding them a badge or similar token of appreciation. This clause outlines the eligibility criteria for receiving a retirement badge, such as years of service or specific achievements, and may describe the process for presenting the badge, for example during a retirement ceremony. Its core practical function is to formally acknowledge and honor the contributions of retiring employees, fostering goodwill and a sense of accomplishment at the end of their careers.
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Retirement Badges. 16 As established by the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act (LEOSA), upon separation or 17 retirement from the Employer, an employee in good standing with a minimum of ten (10) 18 years of creditable aggregate law enforcement service (State of Nevada or otherwise), 19 will be entitled to receive a wallet retirement badge and a retirement identification card at 20 no cost to the employee. Such retirement credentials will comply with the requirements 21 of HR 218 to receive a concealed carry permit. 22 Article XI Leave 23 PART I – PAID LEAVE
24 A. ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE 25 The Employer has the right to place an employee on paid Administrative Leave.
Retirement Badges. Upon retirement Probation Officers and Corrections Counselors (or the Teamsters on their behalf) may purchase a retirement badge from the department.