Longevity pay refers to the additional compensation awarded to employees based on their length of time with an organization. This type of payment is designed to reward long-term commitment and loyalty and is often given in the form of annual bonuses, incremental wage increases, or additional benefits. Longevity pay is commonly used in government agencies, educational institutions, and private sector companies with structured employee retention programs. If an employee separates before the date of the annual longevity payment, the longevity pay is awarded on a pro rata basis. When an employee reaches the next level of longevity pay for a month, the increase in longevity pay will take effect on the first day of the following month.
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