Maryland Code § SP-23-303

Section SP-23-303
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(a) In this section, "break in service" means a period of separation from
employment in a fiscal year after the one in which a member first becomes employed,
if during that fiscal year the member does not complete more than 350 hours of
employment while a member.
(b) (1) This section applies to a member of the Employees' Pension
System or the Teachers' Pension System who was a member of one of those State
systems.
(2) This section does not apply to:
(i) a retiree of the Employees' Pension System or the Teachers'
Pension System; or
(ii) a member of the Employees' Pension System or Teachers'
Pension System who is subject to the contributory pension benefit, the Alternate
Contributory Pension Selection, or the Reformed Contributory Pension Benefit.
(c) A member is entitled to the eligibility service to which the member was
entitled before the separation from employment if:
(1) the member has not incurred a break in service;
(2) the member was entitled to a vested allowance at the time of the
separation from employment; or
(3) (i) the member has completed 1 year of eligibility service after
a break in service; and
(ii) the number of consecutive years in which the member
incurred a break in service is less than the years of eligibility service as a member
before the break in service.
(d) To determine if a member is eligible for prior eligibility service under
subsection (c)(3)(ii) of this section, the Board of Trustees shall determine the number
of years of prior eligibility service:
(1) as of the day the member separated from employment; but
(2) excluding any eligibility service lost because of a prior break in
service.

(e) When a member receives credit for eligibility service under subsection
(c) of this section from the other system, the member has no further rights in the
other system.

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