Common use of Retirement Offset Clause in Contracts

Retirement Offset. 1. Notwithstanding the above and unless modified by subsection A.2 herein below, the County will offset a portion of the employee's prescribed rate. The County shall, therefore, contribute a portion as described below, of each employee's prescribed amount, but no more than the employee's established rate. In the event that the employee's rate is less than the portion described below, the employee shall not be credited with the difference. Upon termination, employees shall have no vested right in the amount of the retirement funds contributed by the County on their behalf.

Retirement Offset. 1. Notwithstanding the above and above, unless modified by subsection A.2 herein belowC.2 hereinbelow, the County will offset a portion of the employee's prescribed rate. The County shall, therefore, contribute a portion as described below, seven percent (7.0%) of each employee's prescribed amount, but no more than the employee's established rate. In the event that the employee's rate is less than the portion described belowseven percent (7.0%), the employee shall not be credited with the difference. Upon termination, employees shall have no vested right in the amount of the retirement funds contributed by the County on their behalf.

Retirement Offset. 1. Notwithstanding the above and above, unless modified by subsection A.2 herein belowhereinbelow, the County will offset a portion of the employee's prescribed rate. The County shall, therefore, contribute a portion as described below, seven percent (7.0%) of each employee's prescribed amount, but no more than the employee's established rate. In the event that the employee's rate is less than the portion described belowseven percent (7.0%), the employee shall not be credited with the difference. Upon termination, employees shall have no vested right in the amount of the retirement funds contributed by the County on their behalf.