Retirement Bonus for Full-Time Sample Clauses

Retirement Bonus for Full-Time. Employees Effective May 20, 2015 Full-time employees, who retire on the Municipal Pension Plan after twenty (20) years of service and at sixty-seven (67) years of age or younger, shall be paid a retirement bonus of one thousand four hundred dollars ($1,400) less statutory deductions. Employees will advise Financial Services whether the funds should be paid out with appropriate deductions, or forwarded directly to a financial institution as an RRSP contribution.
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