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will be provided to retired employees until they become eligible for Medicare (or reach the age where they would <br />have had such benefits if they had been qualified for Social Security). <br /> <br />Employees qualifying for retirement in the North Carolina Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System but <br />with less than ten years of service with Cabarms County shall receive one-half of the benefit provided to retiring <br />employees with at least ten years of service with Cabarms County. <br /> <br />Employees earning more annual leave than listed on Schedule A for their years of service, will have their annual <br />leave accrual rate remain at the then current level until or when advancement in seniority entitles them to earn an <br />increased amount of leave. The exception -- employees earning more than twenty days of annual leave a year will as <br />of July I, 1997, and thereafter, earn at a rate of twenty days a year. <br /> <br />Schedule B <br /> <br />Years of Aegregate Service <br />Less than 2 years <br />2 but less than 5 years <br /> <br />5 but less than 10 years <br /> <br />10 but less than 15 years <br />15 but less than 20 years <br /> <br />Leave Earned Biweekly <br />3 hours 4 minutes & 37 seconds <br />3 hours 41 minutes & 32 seconds <br /> <br />4 hours 36 minutes & 55 seconds <br /> <br />5 hours 32 minutes & 19 seconds <br />6 hours 27 minutes & 41 seconds <br /> <br />Leave Earned Yearly. <br />80 hours & 2 seconds (10+ days) <br />95 hours 59 minutes & 52 seconds-(12- days) <br />(12 <br />119 hours 59 minutes & 50 seconds (15- days) <br /> (15 days) <br />144 hours & 14 seconds (18+ days) <br />167 hours 59 minutes & 46 seconds (21- days) <br /> (21 days) <br /> <br />20 years or more 7 hours 23 minutes & 5 seconds 192 hours & 10 seconds (24+ days) <br /> <br />Schedule B is for all persons employed full time with the County on June 30, 1997, that earned annual leave on this <br />schedule and chose voluntarily to remain on this schedule after that date, in heu of receiving County paid health and life <br />insurance coverage at retirement. <br /> <br />Anyone earning annual leave under this schedule on July 1, 1997, who is separated from County employment and rehired <br />at a later date will earn leave as listed in Schedule A. <br /> <br />Exceptions: Employees assigned to Emergency Medical Services with a schedule of on duty 24 hours and off duty 48 <br />hours shall earn annual leave at a rate equal to 140% of other full-time employees on Schedule A or B. Law enforcement <br />officers' working a 12 hour shift schedule shall earn annual leave at a rate equal to 105% of other full-time employees on <br />Schedule A or B. <br /> <br />EMS Schedule A <br /> <br />Years of Aggregate Service <br />Less than 5 years <br />5 but less than 10 years <br />10 but less than 15 years <br />15 but less than 20 years <br />20 years or more <br /> <br />Leave Earned Bi-weekly, <br /> <br />4 hrs 18 minutes & 28 seconds <br />5 hrs & 36 minutes <br />6 hrs 27 minutes & 42 seconds <br />7 hfs 19 minutes & 24 seconds <br />8 b_rs 36 minutes & 56 seconds <br /> <br />Hours Earned Yearly <br />112 hfs & 8 seconds <br />145 hrs & 36 minutes <br />168 b_rs & 12 seconds <br />190 hrs 24 minutes & 24 seconds <br />224 hrs & 16 seconds <br /> <br />EMS Schedule B <br /> <br />Years of Aggregate Service <br />Less than 2 years <br />2 but less than 5 years <br />5 but less than 10 years <br />l0 but less than 15 years <br />15 but less than 20 years <br />20 years or more <br /> <br />Leave Earned Bi---~weekly <br /> <br />4 hours 18 minutes 28 seconds <br />5 hours 10 minutes 10 seconds <br />6 hours 27 minutes 42 seconds <br />7 hours 45 minutes 15 seconds <br />9 hours 2 minutes 46 seconds <br />10 hours 20 minutes 19 seconds <br /> <br />Leave Earned Yearly <br />112 hours 8 seconds <br />134 hours 24 minutes 20 seconds <br />168 hours 12 seconds <br />201 hours 36 minutes 30 seconds <br />235 hours 11 minutes 56 seconds <br />268 hours 48 minutes 14 seconds <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br /> <br />