How Does Sick Leave Affect Your Federal Employee Retirement Benefits?

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Title	:	How Does Sick Leave Affect Your Federal Employee Retirement Benefits?
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we have a cap of 240 hours in my agency and cannot accrue more than that at the end of the year it’s called use or lose, if we don’t use it by the end of the year, we lose it unfortunately, I’ll be retiring, January 2025 at the beginning of the year
Comment from : Elaine Livingston

How long does it normally take for DFAS to deposit the lump sump Leave Payout in the bank account? Thanks!
Comment from : Vincent McGinnis

You only can carry 240 hours on the books How can you retiring with 400 hours? Plus the pump pay out gets ate up by taxes Take the leave before retirement
Comment from : Roy Porter

When did this sick leave rule changed cause in Jan 1, 2014 the rule said that you could sell the hours and now I see this added time I already retired and got paid 100 of my S/L but now ex coworkers are asking
Comment from : naryah22

Ok
Comment from : shivram gawde

Does this apply for someone who will leave federal service with 20 years of federal service, prior to their retirement age? or is it only applicable for someone who is eligible to obtain annuity upon retirement?
Comment from : Ariel Hernandez

The music is very distracting, makes this hard to watch
Comment from : Mr Jumbly

fantastic ecplanation I'm on CSRS and my HR is pretty clueless Do you cover CSRS also?
Comment from : Sobano Silva

Thank you very much!
Comment from : Willrpark

So if you reach your MRA and have 29 and a half years of service with 6 months of unused sick leave, you could retire under MRA plus 10 but not under optional retirement even though when the sick leave is added on you would have 30 years of service
Comment from : 2Travel

Great info Does the sick leave calculation also apply to executive branch departments like the Tennessee Valley Authority?
Comment from : Remy Romano

Hi Tammy I know this is such a late comment here but I have looking for somebody to assist me to calculate my sick leave and annual leave, will hit 20 yrs next year Sept 2023, got about 600 plus in my annual leave and about 480 hrs sick leave What month of the year do you recommend I should retire? I will By the way I will be 65 yrs old in June 2023 Thanls for any advice
Comment from : Emcee Enterprise

What is the web site for sick leave computation tables charts?
Comment from : Justin Truong

Wow I had no idea sick leave was able to be cashed-out! Thanks so much
Comment from : Tao Denkyem

If I have 4 month and 17 days of sick leave; do the 17 days don’t get credited as service time? Only the number of months get credited?
Comment from : Rmira Photo

First question: why is this video entitled "How Does Sick Leave Affect your Federal Employee Retirmement Benefits" when it is all about annual leave? Secondly: My agency does not permit an employee to care more than a 240 hr a/l balance past the end of the calendar year (unless there are special permissions) I think this is pretty universal for all federal employees Not sure how the hypothetical employee ended up with 448 hrs a/l
Comment from : Jason Greek

I think I would rather not pay taxes and just work less till nothing left on the books
Comment from : Jane Thorson

New Years Eve is not considered one of the 10 federal holidays for the United States Postal Service and its employees We work on Saturdays so in 2021 Friday 12/31 is a workday and our holiday is on Saturday the 1st
Comment from : Bryan Tucker