Retirement Benefit - Sick Leave Conversion to Post Employment Health Plan (PEHP) Sample Clauses

Retirement Benefit - Sick Leave Conversion to Post Employment Health Plan (PEHP). Deputies retiring shall have their sick leave, using the conversion formula based on employee’s 12/31/14 hourly rate, deposited into their PEHP account. In order to determine the deputy's sick leave conversion benefit the following formula would apply: Years of continued uninterrupted service + age = credits (EXAMPLE: 20 years of continuous service + 55 = 75 credits) For credits above 65 but below 75, deduct 5 percent from the standard conversion for each year short of 75.
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