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Memorandum <br />Page 3 <br />March 24, 1997 <br /> <br />Part-time employees are not impacted by these changes except that the new vacation accrual <br />schedule shall apply. <br /> <br />VACATION ACCUMULATION RATE <br /> <br />Two options will exist. The first is for current employees electing not to participate in the <br />post retirement health/life insurance coverage plan. Those taking this option will remain <br />under the current schedule: <br /> <br />Years of Service <br />Less than 2 years <br />2 but 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 plus <br /> <br />Vacation Days Annually <br /> 10 days <br /> 12 days <br /> 15 days <br /> 18 days <br /> 21 days <br /> 24 days <br /> <br />Current employees selecting to participate in the retiree health/life insurance coverage <br />program and all new employees hired after the implementation date will abide by the new <br />schedule: <br /> <br />Years of 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 plus <br /> <br />Vacation Days Annually <br /> 10 days <br /> 13 days <br /> 15 days <br /> 17 days <br /> 20 days <br /> <br />RETIREMENT INCENTIVE PLAN <br /> <br />To encourage current eligible employees to consider either regular or early retirement <br />options, a financial incentive is proposed. Employees already qualified to receive full <br />retirement benefits under NCLGERS choosing to retire shall be eligible to receive up to the <br />equivalent of one (1) full year longevity payments at the current level to be paid upon the date <br />of retirement. <br /> <br />Additionally any employee eligible for early retirement electing to retire shall receive up to. <br />the equivalent of five (5) full years longevity payments plus the equivalent of one (1) full year <br />longevity payment as a bonus incentive at the current level paid upon the date of retirement. <br />Longevity payments will be based upon the time period an employee has remaining until <br />he/she qualifies for full retirement benefits (i.e., an employee retiring five years early receives <br />the equivalent of six years longevity payments; retiring four early, five years longevity, etc.) <br /> <br />/& <br /> <br /> <br />