PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
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C.O.885
21 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
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computed as if the periods of his service had been continuous, or (b.) award him a separate pension in respect of the latter period of service notwithstanding that the length of this period may not by itself be sufficient to qualify him for a pepsion under Regulation 1.] 14. (1) In special cases a person holding a to officers non-pensionable office who retires in circum- stances in which he might have been granted a pension if he had held a pensionable office may, if he has continuously served the Colony for fifteen years or upwards, be granted an annual allowance not exceeding three-fourths of the pension which he might have been granted had he been employed in a pensionable office.
who have served 15 years in a non-pen. sionable office.
Officers
sionable to
non-pen- Fionable
office.
(2) Where an officer has been transferred transferred from a pensionable to a non-pensionable from pen- office he shall be allowed either (1) to count his service in the non-pensionable office as though it were service in the pensionable office which he held immediately prior to such transfer and at the pensionable emolu. ments which would have been payable to him if he had not been so transferred, or (2) to count his service in the pensionable office as though it were service in the non-pension- able office, and to take the benefit of the pre- ceding part of this Regulation accordingly.
15. In special cases a labourer or other
per- son employed by the Government otherwise than in a pensionable or non-pensionable office who retires in circumstances in which he might have been granted a pension if he had held a pensionable office may, if he has served the Government for a continuous period of at least fifteen years, be granted a gratuity at a rate not exceeding the amount of two weeks' pay for each completed calendar year of service; provided that—
Gratuity to persons employed by the Govern- ment for
15 years.
(1) No calendar year in which the person employed has worked less than 156 days (hereinafter called a non-effective year) shall be reckoned for gratuity; (2) Three consecutive non-effective years shall be a bar to the inclu-
sion of any previous year in the required period of fifteen years; and
(3) An aggregate of seven non- effective years shall be a bar to the inclusion in the required period of fifteen years of any year prior to the last of the years making up such aggregate.
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computed as if the periods of his service had been continuous, or
(b) award him a separate pension in respect of the latter period of service notwithstanding that the length of this period may not by itself be sufficient to qualify him for a pension under Regulation 1.] 11. (1) In special cases a person holding a non-pensionable office who retires in circum- stances in which he might have been granted a pension if he had held a pensionable office nay, if he has continuously served the Colony for fifteen years or upwards, be granted an annual allowance not exceeding three-fourths of the pension which he might have been granted had he been employed in a pensionable office.
(2.) Where an officer has been transferred from a pensionable to a non-pensionable office he shall be allowed either (1) to count his service in the non-pensionable office as though it were service in the pensionable office which he held immediately prior to such transfer and at the pensionable emolu. ments which would have been payable to him if he had not been so transferred, or (2) to count his service in the pensionable office as though it were service in the non-pension- able office, and to take the benefit of the pre- ceding part of this Regulation accordingly.
15. In special cases a labourer or other per- son employed by the Government otherwise than in a pensionable or non-pensionable office who retires in circumstances in which he might have been granted a pension if he had held a pensionable office may, if he has served the Government for a continuous period of at least fifteen years be granted a gratuity at a rate not exceeding the amount of two weeks' pay for each com- pleted calendar year of service, provided that-
(1) No calendar year in which the person employed has worked less than 156 days (hereinafter called a non-effective year) shall be reckoned for gratuity;
(2) Three consecutive non-effective years shall be a bar to the inclu- sion of any previous year in the required period of fifteen years; and
(3) An aggregate of seven non-effec- tive years shall be a bar to the inclusion in the required period of fifteen years of any year prior to the last of the years making up such aggregate.
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computed as if the perils of his service had been continuous, or (6) award him a separate pension in
respect of the latter period of service notwithstanding that the length of this perio-1 may not by itself be sufficient to qualify him for a pension under Regulation 1.] 14. (1) In special cases a person holding a non-pensionable office who retires in circum- stances in which he might have been granted a pension if he had held a pensionable office may, if he has continuously served the Colony for fifteen years or upwards, be granted an annual allowance not exceeding three-fourths of the pension which he might have been granted had he been employed in a pensionable office.
(2) Where an officer has been transferred from a pensionable to a non-pensionable office he shall be allowed either (1) to count his service in the non-pensionable office as though it were service in the pensionable office which he held immediately prior to such transfer and at the pensionable emolu- ments which would have been payable to him if he had not been so transferred, or (2) to count his service in the pensionable office as though it were service in the non-pension- able office, and to take the benefit of the pre- ceding part of this Regulation accordingly.
15. In special cases a labourer or other per- son employed by the Government otherwise than in a pensionable or non-pensionable office who retires in circumstances in which he might have been granted a pension if he had held a pensionable office may, if he has served the Government for a continuous period of at least fifteen years be granted a gratuity at a rate not exceeding the amount of two weeks' pay for each completed calendar year of service, provided that-
(1) No calendar year in which the person employed has worked less than 156 days (hereinafter called non-effective year) shall be reckoned for gratuity;
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(2) Three consecutive non- effective years shall be a bar to the inclu- sion of any previous year in the required period of fifteen years; and
(3) An aggregate of seven non-effective years shall be a bar to the inclu- sion in the required, period of fifteen years of any year prior to the last of the years making up such aggregate.
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