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    Default When Does an Employee Become Eligible for Pension Benefits

    An employee has worked on various occasions for a government employer with a defined benefit (pension) plan, but has worked for other employers in-between those stints. Some of the work was part-time, but most was full-time. The employee is not sure how to calculate pension eligibility, either when the benefit vests or when they can retire and start taking a pension. How can they figure out their eligibility?

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