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For Employees with 15 or more years of service and retiring at age 50 or older from regular, fulltime <br />POST qualified police work: <br />60% of up to 960 hours <br />65% of up to 960 hours <br />70% of up to 960 hours <br />30-32 consecutive years of service 75% of up to 960 hours <br />33 or more consecutive years of service 80% of up to 960 hours <br />15-19 consecutive years of service <br />20-24 consecutive years of service <br />25-29 consecutive years of service <br />Fifty percent (50%) of the severance will be paid in accordance with the timeline outlined in the release of <br />claims. The remaining severance will be paid approximately 90 days following termination provided the <br />Employee does not return to active policing. <br />Any accumulated sick leave in eXcess of nine hundred sixty (960) hours is not eligible for payment under <br />this policy. Employees may continue to accumulate sick lea�e in excess of nine hundred sixty (960) hours <br />to be used in accordance with the Family Medical Leave Act. <br />13.4 In the event of an Employee death, payment of this benefit consistent with this Article may be <br />approved by the city administrator if the Employee would have been eligible for cash payment <br />under item 13.3. <br />ARTICLE 14 - VACATION <br />14.1 Employees promoted to Captain shall continue to earn vacation time at the following rate: <br />Len�th of Service <br />From start of employment through completion of the Sth year <br />Beginning of the 6th year tY�rough completion of the 7th year <br />Beginning of the 8th year tY�rough completion of the 9th year <br />Beginning of the l Oth year through completion of the llth year <br />Beginning of the 12th year through completion of the 13th year <br />Beginning of the 14th year through completion of the 15th year <br />Beginning of the 16th year through completion of the 17th year <br />Beginning of the 18th year <br />Beginning of the 19th year <br />Beginning of the 20th year <br />Beginning of the 21 st year <br />Beginning of the 22nd year through completion of the 24th year <br />Beginning of the 25th year and thereafter <br />142 40/40/40 Vacation Payout Option <br />Accrual Rate <br />88 working hours / year <br />112 working hours / year <br />120 working hours / year <br />128 working hours / year <br />136 working hours / year <br />144 working hours / year <br />152 working hours / year <br />160 working hours / year <br />168 working hours / year <br />176 working hours / year <br />184 working hours / year <br />192 working hours / year <br />200 working hours / year <br />An Employee may request a one-time per year payout for forty (40) hours of accumulated <br />vacation in conjunction with taking forty (40) hours of vacation lea�e provided that after the <br />reduction of the eighty (80) hours the Employee retains a minimum vacation balance of forty (40) <br />hours. The irrevocable election to take the 40/40/40 option must be made by the end of the year <br />prior to taking the vacation. The vacation payout will be made the pay period following the <br />submittal of a valid Vacation Pay Out form by the employee indicating the above criteria ha�e <br />been met or the second pay day in November of each year, whichever comes first. <br />
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