As was said, only years and full months of service are used in the annuity computation. Full months are credited proportionately; leftover days are dropped. There are calculators available which, when you enter your date of retirement, will let you know how much SL you will lose if you leave it on the books. Handy thing that, letting you know how many days of SL you can use without breaking a month for credit.
Here is one of the best explanations in my opinion. It lays it out super easy.
Check with your agency Personnel office. Most will provide Pre- retirement seminars. Sick leave count towards retirement years in Monthly increments. Anything left over remains on the books.On Feb 23, 2021, at 2:08 AM, bill_steele_sr via groups.io <bill_steele_sr=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:Sorry about the auto corrects.
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