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67-19-15.6. Longevity salary increases.
(1) Except for those employees in schedule AB, IN, or TL as provided under Section67-19-15, an employee shall receive an increase in salary of 2.75% if that employee:
(a) holds a position under schedule A or B as provided under Section 67-19-15;
(b) has reached the maximum of the salary range in the position classification;
(c) has been employed with the state for eight years; and
(d) is rated eligible in job performance under guidelines established by the executivedirector.
(2) Any employee who meets the criteria under Subsection (1) is entitled to the sameincrease in salary for each additional three years of employment if the employee maintains theeligibility standards established by the department.

Amended by Chapter 249, 2010 General Session

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67-19-15.6. Longevity salary increases.
(1) Except for those employees in schedule AB, IN, or TL as provided under Section67-19-15, an employee shall receive an increase in salary of 2.75% if that employee:
(a) holds a position under schedule A or B as provided under Section 67-19-15;
(b) has reached the maximum of the salary range in the position classification;
(c) has been employed with the state for eight years; and
(d) is rated eligible in job performance under guidelines established by the executivedirector.
(2) Any employee who meets the criteria under Subsection (1) is entitled to the sameincrease in salary for each additional three years of employment if the employee maintains theeligibility standards established by the department.

Amended by Chapter 249, 2010 General Session

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67-19-15.6. Longevity salary increases.
(1) Except for those employees in schedule AB, IN, or TL as provided under Section67-19-15, an employee shall receive an increase in salary of 2.75% if that employee:
(a) holds a position under schedule A or B as provided under Section 67-19-15;
(b) has reached the maximum of the salary range in the position classification;
(c) has been employed with the state for eight years; and
(d) is rated eligible in job performance under guidelines established by the executivedirector.
(2) Any employee who meets the criteria under Subsection (1) is entitled to the sameincrease in salary for each additional three years of employment if the employee maintains theeligibility standards established by the department.

Amended by Chapter 249, 2010 General Session