State Service Credit Sample Clauses

State Service Credit a. Seniority prior to 7/11/11. State service credit is defined as total length of continuous State service. (1) point shall be allowed for each month of unbroken service, except as a temporary employee in State service. An employee's State service credit shall be computed from the date of the employee's employment by the State. State service credits shall be prorated for part time employees and/or partial months worked, except when resulting from a leave without pay for less than one (1) year. State service credit shall be forfeited if an employee has a break in service from the State by separation or termination of more than two (2) years, other than layoff, or fails to respond within five (5) consecutive work days after receiving notice by registered letter mailed to the last address on the Agency's records, unless prevented from responding by conditions beyond the employee's control. A leave without pay of more than fifteen (15) calendar days shall not count toward accrual of State service credits. b. Seniority 7/11/11 forward. State service credit is defined as total length of continuous State service. An employee’s State service credit shall be computed from the date of the employee’s employment by the State. State service credit shall be forfeited if an employee has a break in service from the State by separation or termination of more than two (2) years, other than layoff, or fails to respond within five (5) consecutive work days after receiving notice by registered letter mailed to the last address on the Agency’s records, unless prevented from responding by conditions beyond the employee’s control. Seniority will also be adjusted for leave without pay in the excess of one (1) year.
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State Service Credit. State service credit is defined as total length of continuous State service. An employee’s State service credit shall be computed from the date of the employee’s employment by the State. State service credit shall be forfeited if an employee has a break in service from the State by separation or termination of more than two (2) years, other than layoff, or fails to respond within five (5) consecutive work days after receiving notice by registered letter mailed to the last address on the Agency’s records, unless prevented from responding by conditions beyond the employee’s control. Seniority will also be adjusted for leave without pay in the excess of one (1) year.
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State Service Credit. State service credit is defined as total length of continuous State service. One (1) point shall be allowed for each month of unbroken service, except as a temporary employee in State service. An employee's State service credit shall be computed from the date of the employee's employment by the State. State service credits shall be prorated for part time employees and/or partial months worked, except when resulting from a leave without pay for less than one (1) year. State service credit shall be forfeited if an employee has a break in service from the State by separation or termination of more than two (2) years, other than layoff, or fails to respond within five (5) consecutive work days after receiving notice by registered letter mailed to the last address on the Agency's records, unless prevented from responding by conditions beyond the employee's control. A leave without pay of more than fifteen (15) calendar days shall not count toward accrual of State service credits.
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