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Rule Chapter: 60S-2
Chapter Title: CREDITABLE SERVICE Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Version		 Rule No. Rule Title Effective
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Rule file 60S-2.001 Scope and Purpose (Repealed) 12/22/2015
Rule file 60S-2.002 Statements of Policy 4/5/2012
Rule file 60S-2.003 Credit for Past Service 3/25/2013
Rule file 60S-2.004 Credit for Prior Service 4/5/2012
Rule file 60S-2.0041 Credit Toward Special Risk Class Normal Retirement Date 4/5/2012
Rule file 60S-2.0042 Credit for Periods of Withdrawal from the Elected Officers' Class (Repealed) 1/31/2018
Rule file 60S-2.005 Credit for Military Service 1/20/2014
Rule file 60S-2.006 Credit for Leaves of Absence Under the Florida Retirement System 3/25/2013
Rule file 60S-2.007 Credit for Out-of-State and In-State Service 4/5/2015
Rule file 60S-2.008 Credit for Service Performed After Retirement (Repealed) 1/31/2018
Rule file 60S-2.009 Credit for Previous Service 4/5/2012
Rule file 60S-2.010 Creditable Service upon the Death of a Member 8/13/2003
Rule file 60S-2.011 Credit for Future Service (Repealed) 1/31/2018
Rule file 60S-2.012 Workers' Compensation Credit 12/12/1996
Rule file 60S-2.013 Credit for Upgraded Previous Service 4/5/2012
Rule file 60S-2.014 Credit for Teaching Service in a Federally Operated School (Repealed) 1/31/2018
Rule file 60S-2.015 Value of Each Year of Creditable Service 3/25/2013
Rule file 60S-2.016 Credit for Periods of Suspension Without Pay or Rescinded Dismissal 3/25/2013
Rule file 60S-2.017 Credit for Terms of Elected Office Shortened by Apportionment, Federal Intervention, or Compulsory Termination Because of Age (Repealed) 11/3/2019
Rule file 60S-2.018 Credit for Periods of Disability 2/24/1999
Rule file 60S-2.019 Credit for Unreported Service 4/5/2012


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