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My past state employment history includes a break of more than 2 years in which I didnt work for a state agency. Does that prior time count toward service credits?

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My past state employment history includes a break of more than 2 years in which I didnt work for a state agency. Does that prior time count toward service credits?

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No. In computing service credits an employee is credited one point for each full month of unbroken service (except as a temporary) in state service. A break in service is a separation or interruption of employment without pay of more than 2 years. Therefore, time worked prior to a 2 year break is not considered toward service credit computations.

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