For up to 25 years of service, what is the maximum hours for payout of sick leave?

For up to 25 years of service, what is the maximum hours for payout of sick leave?

• A. 8
• B. 16
• C. 12
• D. 24

Answer: (C)

This question is about the policy cap on cashing out unused sick leave at retirement. The rule sets a limit to how many unused sick-leave hours can be paid out for someone with up to 25 years of service. The maximum cash-out in that range is twelve hours. This keeps retirement benefits manageable for the agency while still rewarding long service. (Beyond 25 years, the cap would be higher, but for up to 25 years the limit is twelve hours.)

This question is about the policy cap on cashing out unused sick leave at retirement. The rule sets a limit to how many unused sick-leave hours can be paid out for someone with up to 25 years of service. The maximum cash-out in that range is twelve hours. This keeps retirement benefits manageable for the agency while still rewarding long service. (Beyond 25 years, the cap would be higher, but for up to 25 years the limit is twelve hours.)