Service Recognition on Retirement Allowance Sample Clauses

Service Recognition on Retirement Allowance. An employee on a continuing appointment who is retiring and who has a minimum of five (5) completed full-time equivalent years of service with the College or its predecessors shall, subject to the Memorandum of Agreement titled “Service Recognition on Retirement”, receive a service recognition retirement allowance at the rate of five (5) working days for every year of completed full-time equivalent service with OC, prorated. Overload, summer session, extended semester and DE work shall not be included in the calculation of full-time equivalent service for the purposes of this clause. The service recognition allowance shall not be payable to employees terminated for cause.
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Service Recognition on Retirement Allowance. 45, 90 Severance Payments 53 Sexual Harassment 5, CA3 Sick Leave 68 Sick Leave Donation 69 Simultaneous Appointments 15 Six Month Part-Time Continuing Position 17 Six Month Part-Time Continuing Position, Salary 57 Special Courses 34 Statutory Holidays and Other Holidays 67 Strike at OC Premises 2 Study, Professional Development, and Research Leave 39 Summative Evaluations 37 Summer Session Courses 35

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