MUST BE ACTIVE ON THE PAYROLL FOR PAY PERIOD 11, 2012 TO HAVE AN AMOUNT PRINTED FULL TIME EMPLOYEES WITH ONE YEAR OF SERVICE ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2011.

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MUST BE ACTIVE ON THE PAYROLL FOR PAY PERIOD 11, 2012 TO HAVE AN AMOUNT PRINTED FULL TIME EMPLOYEES WITH ONE YEAR OF SERVICE ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2011 RECEIVE $ FULL TIME EMPLOYEES WITH SIX MONTHS OF SERVICE ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2011 RECEIVE $275.00

 PART TIME EMPLOYEES WITH ONE YEAR OF SERVICE AS OF JULY 1, 2011 RECEIVE A PRO- RATA SHARE OF $ BASED ON THEIR PART TIME PERCENTAGE  PART TIME EMPLOYEES WITH SIX MONTHS OF SERVICE AS OF JULY 1, 2011 RECEIVE A PRO- RATA SHARE OF $ BASED ON THEIR PART TIME PERCENTAGE

 MUST BE IN AN IFPTE BARGAINING UNIT OF EITHER C, I OR O  MUST HAVE PAY TIME ON PAY PERIOD 11, 2011 TO HAVE AN AMOUNT PRINTED

EMPLOYEES SUBMITTED TO OER BUT NOT PAID BY CENTRALIZED PAYROLL ON PAY PERIOD 11, 2012 AND HAVE BEEN DEEMED ELIGILBLE, WILL NEED A PMIS, LUMP SUM 91 TRANSACTION AND SHOULD BE SUMBITTED ON A SUBSEQUENT REGULAR OR SUPPLEMENTAL PAYROLL.