Separation from County Service Sample Clauses

Separation from County Service. On the next regular payday after the effective date of the discharge, layoff, resignation, retirement, or death, an employee shall be paid the regular salary, vacation, holiday and overtime accumulated through such date of discharge, layoff, resignation, retirement, or death. In the event of retirement, the employee will be paid all benefits accumulated through their projected date of retirement at the rate in effect at the date of actual retirement. County provided health and dental insurance coverage will cease on the last day of the month in the month following the events: layoff, resignation, retirement or death.
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Separation from County Service. Employees who are to be laid off have the option of leaving County service rather than displacing in a lower class, transferring or demoting. In the event an employee is laid off for an indefinite period, he/she may, upon request, receive payment for those benefits normally given to terminated employees.
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Separation from County Service. Employees who will be separated from County service shall be provided a minimum of twenty (20) working days' notice or pay in lieu of notice (one (1) day’s pay for each day of notice below twenty).
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