Total service definition

Total service means all service as a teacher or nonteacher while a member of the
Total service means all service as a teacher or nonteacher while a member of the retirement system since last becoming a member and, in addition thereto, credit for prior service, if any.
Total service means prior service as defined above, plus service rendered

Examples of Total service in a sentence

  • Total service as a Health Sciences Clinical Instructor paid by the University or paid by an affiliated institution may not exceed two years.

  • Total service shall be used for seniority purposes only when an employee has completed three (3) years of continuous service.

  • Pension Amount - Total service times 2.65% of average final compensation.

  • Total service fee income EUR m20202019Change Management fees 193.4 190.9 1.3%Performance fees86.191.8-6.3%Transaction fees48.165.3-26.4%Total service fee income327.6348.0-5.9% Assets under management increased by 5.7% year-on-year to EUR 47.0bn, partly due to acquisitions on the European real estate market for national and international clients and the acquisition of new asset management mandates.

  • Total service shall include all time spent in the employ of the District, excluding time spent on disability leave and leave without pay.


More Definitions of Total service

Total service means prior service as defined in subdivision (6) of this section, plus
Total service means prior service as defined in subdivision (15) plus service
Total service means all service rendered by an employee to the extent credited by the board. Total service includes all of the following:
Total service means the sum of actual service and purchased service.
Total service means prior service, membership service, and service credit purchased by a member as provided in KRS 67A.402;
Total service means all service as a teacher or
Total service. The Service rendered by an employee with the Employer (including periods of authorized leave) from the date of the employee joining the Employer until the employee attains the Normal Retirement Age.