Average final compensation definition

Average final compensation means the average annual creditable compensation of a member during
Average final compensation means:
Average final compensation means the average earnable compensation of the member during the member’s highest three years of service as a member of the state department of public safety, or if the member has had less than three years of service, then the average earnable compensation of the member’s entire period of service.

Examples of Average final compensation in a sentence

  • Average final compensation will be based on the three (3) consecutive highest years of the last ten (10).

  • Average final compensation shall be defined as in the City pension ordinance, except that it shall also include annual longevity as a percentage of base pay, four-ten premium pay, and lump sum holiday pay.


More Definitions of Average final compensation

Average final compensation means the annual average of the highest actual compensation received by a county employee, other than a county employee who is a judge of a municipal court of record subject to subsection (20) or a judge subject to subsection (23), during a period of 5 consecutive years of service contained within the employee's 10 years of service immediately before the employee's retirement or a period of 5 years of service as specified in the plan. In a county that adopts a plan for granting longevity pay, the county board of commissioners may exclude this longevity pay from average final compensation for the purpose of computing the rate of employee contribution and the amount of benefits payable to an employee on retirement.
Average final compensation means the average annual creditable compensation during the five highest
Average final compensation means a member's highest average earned compensation in 3
Average final compensation for Class Three members means the average annual earnable compensation of a member during the twenty consecutive quarters of the member’s creditable service on which regular contributions as a member were made to the system producing the highest such average; a quarter means a period January through March, April through June, July through September, or October through December. Termination pay for unused annual leave at retirement may not be added to the average final compensation.”
Average final compensation means the average annual compensation, not including any terminal payments for unused sick leave, of a member during the four consecutive calendar years of creditable service producing the highest such average; but shall not include any compensation, as determined by the Board of Trustees, for the reimbursement of expenses or payments for housing or any other allowances whether or not classified as salary and wages. Payout of vacation leave shall be included in "average final compensation" only if the payout is received by the member during the four consecutive calendar years of membership service producing the highest average annual compensation of the member.
Average final compensation means the average annual
Average final compensation means the member’s average earnable compensation during the three consecutive years of creditable service which will produce the highest average, or during all his creditable service if the member has less than three years (five-year average for members retiring or terminating prior to December 7, 1999).